> "It's a whole other world out there. We used to think that if knowledge was made available from credible sources, it would win the day. That's not happening now," he said. That's what happens when you decide to throw away every shred of credibility you have in an attempt to take down an elected President of the United States. What idiot thought there would be no repercussions? > "We're having serious conversations right now about whether this ought to be a special initiative at NIH to put more research into health communications and how best to frame those [messages] so that they reach people who may otherwise be influenced by information that's simply not based on evidence," Collins replied. "Because I don't think you could look at the current circumstance now and say it's gone very well." Apparently Nobel laureates are "people who may be otherwise influrnces by information that's simply not based on evidence." Be very weary when leftists start to talk like this. Invariably their answer to this 'problem' involves punishing those who refuse to accept the party line. The leftist's entire worldview in informed by their belief that all human interactions are nothing more than a power play, and that the way to emerge victorious in any confrontation is to be the one more willing to exercise more power first.