[MD] Global Warming: Science or Politics?

Case Case at iSpots.com
Sun Feb 18 08:52:15 PST 2007


Platt,

You are correct I should have inserted something like "the journals..." I
thought this was clear from the context of the sentence but it never pays to
overestimate the audience, as you say.

Case

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Quoting craigerb at comcast.net:

> [Platt] 
>  > Science and nature are not exactly copyrighted names of magazines like 
>  > The New Yorker and the Architectural Digest. 
> 
> Platt,
> Are you saying that "Science" & "Nature" are not copyrighted names of
magazines or
> that they shouldn't have been granted a copyright for those names?
> Craig 

Neither. I'm saying that someone who writes Nature and assumes the reader
will
know the word refers to a magazine is out of touch with his readers. Same
with
the word Science. Both are terms that commonly refer to atoms, animals,
jungles,
mountains and the like (Nature) and a method of investigating how things are
got together to create the world we see (Science). The writer could have
easily
denoted his meaning by simply saying "the magazines "Nature" and "Science."



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