“@WSJ: Does a country's strong religious beliefs stifle innovation? http://on.wsj.com/1Gf2ixc pic.twitter.com/AhiFvZYvRd” Interessant
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“@WSJ: Does a country's strong religious beliefs stifle innovation? http://on.wsj.com/1Gf2ixc pic.twitter.com/AhiFvZYvRd” Interessant
@WSJ does an American newspaper know how to write a grammatically correct sentence?
Good study: “@WSJ: Does a country's strong religious beliefs stifle innovation? http://on.wsj.com/1Gf2ixc pic.twitter.com/0zMJwIMGak”
@WSJ Well, it seems to depend upon the religion.
@WSJ Israel is the most innovative country in the world and its pretty religious
@jotiavionica @WSJ I hope I'm not seeing what I think I see, with omission of Israel?
@greymagus @WSJ it would be seen as pro jewish to put Israel on the top of the chart
Interesante relación entre innovación y religiosidad https://twitter.com/wsj/status/591955613451735040 … en @WSJ
@WSJ completely un correlated. As expected.
@WSJ there is no way that more than 80% of Americans are religious.
@WSJ Country's religious belief??? Religious beliefs become a country's only when religion is mixed with politics, else they r individual's.
@WSJ @thadjigeorgiou Η πλέον ενδιαφέρουσα συσχέτιση (correlation) είναι οχι μεταξύ innovation και θρησκευτικότητας αλλά θρησκείας (πχ ισλαμ)
“@WSJ: Does a country's strong religious beliefs stifle innovation? http://on.wsj.com/1Gf2ixc pic.twitter.com/XVVmTEehsk” @van_bever_derek
@WSJ God is not a hinder to innovation...he's the source of inspiration!!
@WSJ In the US at least the people with the highest religiosity are not in science - and that has been proven.
@WSJ opinion - suppression of religion is the same as suppression of free ideas and opportunity
@WSJ this is skewed. Countries on the lower end of the innovation are either #poor or #dictatorships or #dynasties, religion is not enough
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