Ontology:Q22,79

1. [MX] (pronounced [MX]) Sabine Hossenfelder should be a Communist 1:(-)1:(-)1

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2. [MX] (pronounced [MX]) Sabine Hossenfelder should be a Communist 1:(-)1:(-)1

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2279. Sabine Hossenfelder should be a Communist -> sounds laughable until you see her argument against string theory in universities, and then it's like, put this woman in charge of educating the US or Europe about Trotsky and how he didn't understand the process of coming to scientific consensuses and putting real experts on emerging historical-materialist science in the party, and nobody would get the history of Communism wrong ever again. I swear. everybody would suddenly have a light bulb go off that Liberal-republicanism is based on letting stupid people make objections to real sensible answers and would have this terrible dread-filled vision that oh god, we've been doing everything wrong and there would just be this mass flip over to various Marxisms