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yendiPerhaps we have a different understanding of the word "bulldoze". In Cox Gurdon's case, it seems to mean "the existence of things I don't like or understand".
From this article refuting Meghan Cox Gurdon's silliness in the WSJ.
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Gurdon has now managed to be called on being a moron by the Guardian and by the Cato Institute. That's an impressive feat, but not the good kind of impressive.
From this article refuting Meghan Cox Gurdon's silliness in the WSJ.
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la_marquise_de_)Gurdon has now managed to be called on being a moron by the Guardian and by the Cato Institute. That's an impressive feat, but not the good kind of impressive.