antiscientific
Britishadjective
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We hope the courts avoid such antiscientific meddling in the future, and we ask Congress to find ways to strengthen the act's original provisions.
From Scientific American
Yet it seems that the mixing of God and politics to the detriment of science will continue in Brazil, not only because many Bolsonaro supporters do not accept his defeat, but also because newly elected legislators in our House of Representatives and Senate who share Bolsonaro’s ideology will continue to carry out antiscientific, religiously oriented plans.
From Scientific American
O’Connor’s order, if upheld, will have antiscientific and deeply discriminatory effects on Americans’ access to health care.
From Scientific American
They worry Abdolhossein Khosropanah, appointed on 17 January by Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, will strengthen the grip of antiscientific forces on Iranian research and promote an “Islamic” interpretation of the sciences.
From Science Magazine
Taylor’s critics are simply astonished by what they call his antiscientific embrace of the supernatural—and the Pentagon’s willingness to work with him.
From Science Magazine
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