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<DIV>This article is an example of astoundingly poor journalism. It didn't
even address whether the "proposal" would even work. Obviously,
I'm against this for about a million reasons, but the first question an
unbiased journalist should have asked is "Could this work?" and then
"Where can I find an actual scientist to address whether it might
work?" before even addressing the question of whether it would be a
popular idea. I was editor of my lowly college newspaper, and this article
wouldn't have gotten past me on that basis alone.</DIV>
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<DIV>Becky</DIV>
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