Why trust science? It's way too controversial!

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Check out this clever Doonesbury cartoon that appeared in newspapers across North America on March 5,ย 2006.

Why feel constrainedย by those pesky facts? Just apply the principles of โ€œsituational scienceโ€ –ย respect both sides of a scientific argument, not just the one supported by facts, and voilร , yourย argument just got a whole lotย easier!

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