The ruling is an example of how easy it is to get a judge to buy into BS science data. Of course, we should exclude all judges with Math, engineering & science backgrounds. My experience has been that those groups are generally mutually exclusive. More science types should fall on their swords & go to law school, with a goal of becoming a judge. If only we could be so lucky.
The ruling is an example of how easy it is to get a judge to buy into BS science data. Of course, we should exclude all judges with Math, engineering & science backgrounds. My experience has been that those groups are generally mutually exclusive. More science types should fall on their swords & go to law school, with a goal of becoming a judge. If only we could be so lucky.
Got an Aerospace degree. Spent three years at NASA. Got a law degree. Went right back into engineering. Should have done more research before going into law. Still, it has it's uses and at the time it was cheap -- a few thousand a year.
Later went back and added an EE. Liked soldering and circuits as a kid. Should have started with the EE degree. But the Moon Landing took hold of me as a child....
Anyway, I like building things. Practicing law is almost the antithesis of building things.
The ruling is an example of how easy it is to get a judge to buy into BS science data. Of course, we should exclude all judges with Math, engineering & science backgrounds. My experience has been that those groups are generally mutually exclusive. More science types should fall on their swords & go to law school, with a goal of becoming a judge. If only we could be so lucky.
Got an Aerospace degree. Spent three years at NASA. Got a law degree. Went right back into engineering. Should have done more research before going into law. Still, it has it's uses and at the time it was cheap -- a few thousand a year.
Later went back and added an EE. Liked soldering and circuits as a kid. Should have started with the EE degree. But the Moon Landing took hold of me as a child....
Anyway, I like building things. Practicing law is almost the antithesis of building things.