Settings and activity
8 results found
-
851 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment -
10,648 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment 
M.C. Lee
commented
It's a sad commentary on our society when we are loathe to contact our family, friends, and colleagues in our own country without an ever present fear of reprisal. Wasn't this covered in the first amendment? Has IT been repealed?
M.C. Lee
supported this idea
·
-
1,870 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment M.C. Lee
commented
European countries have embraced OA, the US still lags. Domestic issues aside, what effect does our inflexible reliance upon proprietary distribution have on our standing in the international community of research, teaching, and learning? If we fail to address OA, we may not only find ourselves inextricably growing a domestic underclass but further alienating ourselves in the global community.
M.C. Lee
supported this idea
·
-
4,495 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment M.C. Lee
commented
The "how" is less important than the will to get it done! Where there is will... In cyberspace, there is still room for market growth (even with reduced advertising, which would be pleasant). This is also key to job growth through telecommuting, innovation through digital research, & to distance education, which has become integral to learning at all levels.
M.C. Lee
supported this idea
·
-
301 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment M.C. Lee
commented
Why just inner city schools???
M.C. Lee
supported this idea
·
-
6 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment M.C. Lee
commented
The problem, here, is that science teaches one good way to think about the world. They are other valid perspecitve from which to think. We need better thinkers, not just more scientists. There are plenty of good scientist who go without jobs...
-
214 votesM.C. Lee
supported this idea
·
-
980 votesM.C. Lee
supported this idea
·
I agree with michaelwinser - take out the "D", return it to ARPA - then I'd vote for it.