Anybody try this yet ? <| sep |> I want to burry my face in those thighs and eat you <| sep |> there ' s little need for a democracyThats a little frightening . I ' m feeling George Orwell fistpumping from his coffin right now . But even in little bits , science can be used to best design our cities , and our economies , . mitigate the rise of automation reality of finite resourcesNot while the LNP has the Business Council ' s hand so far up their ass . Unlikely to change as humans like money . Lots . But I honestly believe widespread education and higher rates of tertiary studies amongst the populace would be more likely to garner respect amongst the majority for science and the utilitarianism it is capable of providing not to mention more achievableIf more people go to uni , then more people will understand the importance of science . Each degree , from law and commerce all the way to the hardcore engineers have trace elements of scientific thinking . Tertiary level individuals , at least I would hope , would put aside their emotional swings and just go with what the empirical evidence has told them as this is what they were taught . Does that make sense ?