The most scienitfically literate State in US of A?

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The discussion revolves around identifying the most scientifically literate state in the United States, with participants seeking explanations and evidence to support their claims. The conversation includes requests for information and references to studies.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant asks which state is the most scientifically literate and requests explanations.
  • Another participant suggests using Google to find studies that provide an answer, implying that the question is not subjective.
  • A participant expresses difficulty in finding information and seeks assistance.
  • One participant humorously suggests that the most scientifically literate state is the one furthest from Kansas.
  • There is a repeated inquiry about what was searched on Google, indicating a lack of clarity or information retrieval.
  • Another participant reiterates the humorous claim about the state furthest from Kansas and asks for clarification on the reasoning behind it.
  • The thread concludes with a comment indicating that the previous responses provide the answer, but the context remains unclear.

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Participants do not reach a consensus on which state is the most scientifically literate, and the discussion includes multiple viewpoints and humorous exchanges without a definitive answer.

Contextual Notes

Participants express uncertainty regarding the availability of information and the criteria for determining scientific literacy, with no specific studies or data being cited in the discussion.

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Like the title says, which is the most scientifically literate State in the US of A? and please explain your answer.
 
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blank.black, why don't you use google and look up the answer? You can find studies, if you want an actual answer, it's not really a matter of opinion.
 
Evo said:
blank.black, why don't you use google and look up the answer? You can find studies, if you want an actual answer, it's not really a matter of opinion.

I am not able to find anything...Can you help me? Please?
 
Probably the one the furthest away from Kansas.
 
blank.black said:
I am not able to find anything...Can you help me? Please?
What did you google?
 
Evo said:
What did you google?

What you told me to google.
 
TubbaBlubba said:
Probably the one the furthest away from Kansas.

Why so?
 
blank.black said:
What you told me to google.
There's your answer then.

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