It’s hard to put this moment into words—especially as scientists.
Watching vital agencies dismantled, brilliant colleagues dismissed, and critical data erased is not just heartbreaking—it’s a loss that reverberates far beyond the scientific community.
But science is resilient. We are resilient.
And we will carry our knowledge, passion, and purpose forward—prepared to rebuild stronger together.
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Like the washing away of so many philosophers and mathematicians works and reusing the now blank paper to print Bible hymns on.
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