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Monday 5 December 2011

Nobel Prizes

Whichever way you look at it, this post over at Real Science makes you think.

4 comments:

Sam Vega said...

Ah, yes. What better proof of the existence of the International Jewish Conspiracy!

The really telling aspect of this is the fact that it is about religion, rather than racial origin or even nationality. So little to do with the gene pool (which was, after all, originally the same for Semitic peoples); and less to do with social policy. Seems likely, then, that this is about how believing certain things stops you thinking straight.

Plus the fact, of course, that modern science has proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that God is himself Jewish...

A K Haart said...

SV - I find it a little odd really. Easy enough to jump to conclusions, but are they right?

Roger said...

The Islam list missed Salam, who shared the physics prize in 1979.

A K Haart said...

Roger - thanks for the correction - a surprising omission too.