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A major [[liberal]] falsehood of the mid-20th century was that intelligent life in outer space ''must'' exist, and that America should spend billions looking for it. This falsehood had political overtones in favor of nuclear disarmament, [[globalism]], [[environmentalism]], [[government spending]] and [[atheism]]. Political and Atheist leaders who were strong advocates that intelligent life ''must'' exist in outer space were: | A major [[liberal]] falsehood of the mid-20th century was that intelligent life in outer space ''must'' exist, and that America should spend billions looking for it. This falsehood had political overtones in favor of nuclear disarmament, [[globalism]], [[environmentalism]], [[government spending]] and [[atheism]]. Political and Atheist leaders who were strong advocates that intelligent life ''must'' exist in outer space were: | ||
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<br>[[Adolf Hitler]] | <br>[[Adolf Hitler]] | ||
<br>[[Carl Sagan]] | <br>[[Carl Sagan]] | ||
Revision as of 22:25, April 3, 2008
A major liberal falsehood of the mid-20th century was that intelligent life in outer space must exist, and that America should spend billions looking for it. This falsehood had political overtones in favor of nuclear disarmament, globalism, environmentalism, government spending and atheism. Political and Atheist leaders who were strong advocates that intelligent life must exist in outer space were: