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It changes nothing to the thematic, but Mir was launched in 1986. The Soviet space station in 1982 was Salyut 7.

Ahaha indeed!

Bad choice of words, you're right ^^. Science and religion work together like two workers on an assembly line. One takes care of screwing, the other of nailing; if the nailer tries to screw with his hammer, it's not going to work... when people read the Bible to look for biological or astronomical truths, that doesn't work either.

The Church (we should even say "the Churches") is a very complex structure. However you're partly right, and as an institution, the Catholic Church tends to be quite conservative, but it's still better than most Evangelical Churches, which are against science altogether...

Still, I have read an article (I can search it if you are interested) that showed that 30% of professional scientists were affiliated to a religion. It's far less than the general population, but it's not nothing; religion and science can work together, as long as both stay in their line.

The Catholic priest Georges Lemaitre, who died in 1966, discovered the Big Bang.

Werner Heisenberg, died in 1976, on of the creators of quantum physics, was Lutheran.

Ernest Walton, who died in 1995, proved that E=mc², was Methodist. Nobel prize in physics.

John Eccles, Nobel prize in Physiology, who died in 1997, was a devout Christian.

Just to name a few… That doesn't prove anything, but yes one can be scientist, and a good one, and believe in God.

That just prove how much we are accustomed to the polluted air in our cars, and not to the less but still polluted air outside.

Marshall Sahlins enters the room.

J'avoue que Berlin 2036 c'est un peu de mauvais goût.

So could have been Darwinism before the discovery of the genes.

Pour sauver les non-latinistes d'une recherche DuckDuckGo : le pronom relatif latin ai datif singulier, que ce soit au masculin, au féminin ou au neutre (d'où les trois oiseaux) c'est cui.

Mais vue la prononciation de cui en latin, j'ai un mème plus NSFW qui me vient à l'esprit ^^

Édit : voilà la version NSFW

It changed a little for sure, but 13 people still die at work every day in the US. And nobody cares.

Oui mais ce qui est reproché à MacOS n'est pas dans le logiciel. C'est son prix et sa culture enfermante.