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How the government uses dirty data to legislate morality

Posted By: admin 16 April, 2009

How the government uses dirty data to legislate morality: “

So what’s a standard deviation?

When it comes to sex and censorship, Government’s insistence that laws are ‘evidence-based’ is little more than hot air.…

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(Via The Register – Public Sector.)

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