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In the introduction, someone please change that statement that Obama is "Pro-Abortion" to its correct term, "Pro-Choice." I understand this is a conservative encyclopedia, and I've read the "definition" of both [[pro-choice]] and [[pro-abortion]], but I don't think anyone gets their jollies off on abortion except, perhaps, the industry (who would probably argue that they are being funded to do a humanitarian service, much like the ASPCA does for animals). I am pro-life, but I will at least respect the debate (as far as I can respect Party Politics) enough to not use aggressive and untrue labels, such as naming someone who is Pro-Choice as Pro-Abortion. There is a literal difference between the two, so someone please fix that. There's enough of the conservative bias in the article without these foolish techniques. --[[User:Capolavoro046|Capolavoro046]] 14:09, 19 May 2008 (EDT)
In the introduction, someone please change that statement that Obama is "Pro-Abortion" to its correct term, "Pro-Choice." I understand this is a conservative encyclopedia, and I've read the "definition" of both [[pro-choice]] and [[pro-abortion]], but I don't think anyone gets their jollies off on abortion except, perhaps, the industry (who would probably argue that they are being funded to do a humanitarian service, much like the ASPCA does for animals). I am pro-life, but I will at least respect the debate (as far as I can respect Party Politics) enough to not use aggressive and untrue labels, such as naming someone who is Pro-Choice as Pro-Abortion. There is a literal difference between the two, so someone please fix that. There's enough of the conservative bias in the article without these foolish techniques. --[[User:Capolavoro046|Capolavoro046]] 14:09, 19 May 2008 (EDT)
== "Background in Physics" ==
Many colleges, including those of the Ivy League, place a great deal of emphasis on receiving a well-rounded education. I doubt someone needs a "background in physics" to be able to write a paper that discusses physics, and such an educational exercise does not "border on the absurd." It's a shame that someone who was educated at two Ivy League schools cannot realize this. --[[User:IlTrovatore|IlTrovatore]] 19:29, 25 May 2008 (EDT)