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A '''Nobel laureate''' is someone who has won the [[Nobel Prize]] in any field. | A '''Nobel laureate''' is someone who has won the [[Nobel Prize]] in any field. | ||
| − | '''Nobel laureates''' are overwhelmingly [[liberal]] in political views, and there is strong evidence that recipients are chosen in a biased manner. Examples of recent Nobel prizewinners include [[American]] [[liberals]] [[Jimmy Carter]] and [[Al Gore]]. Examples of critics of [[liberal]] views who were unfairly denied [[Nobel | + | '''Nobel laureates''' are overwhelmingly [[liberal]] in political views, and there is strong evidence that recipients are chosen in a biased manner. Examples of recent Nobel prizewinners include [[American]] [[liberals]] [[Jimmy Carter]] and [[Al Gore]]. Examples of critics of [[liberal]] views who were unfairly denied [[Nobel Prize]]s include [[Fred Hoyle]], [[Raymond Damadian]] and [[Robert Dicke]]. |
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Revision as of 01:44, October 21, 2007
A Nobel laureate is someone who has won the Nobel Prize in any field.
Nobel laureates are overwhelmingly liberal in political views, and there is strong evidence that recipients are chosen in a biased manner. Examples of recent Nobel prizewinners include American liberals Jimmy Carter and Al Gore. Examples of critics of liberal views who were unfairly denied Nobel Prizes include Fred Hoyle, Raymond Damadian and Robert Dicke.