Talk:James Spann

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I wanted to link to these articles, but they don't exist:

• money trail
• scientific conclusion

I think a "money trail" shows who is behind an initiative, who supports it financially. Like a person or government which sponsors a front group.

And what is the character of a scientific conclusion? How do scientists decide what their research or experiments mean? Is the "scientific method" a format for writing a peer-reviewed journal article, or the actual mental steps that scientists follow? --Uncle Ed 14:51, 19 January 2007 (UTC)