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How about a Presidential Science and Technology debate?
"Dear Candidates for President of the United States:
We invite you to participate in Science Debate 2008, a presidential candidates debate about issues in science and technology policy that are vital to the future of America."
Shawn Otto, CEO of Science Debate has invited all the (remaining) candidates to an evening focused on science and technology on April 18 in Philadelphia.
It would be great to get the candidates to spend an hour or two on R&D funding, innovation credits, US science education,NASA plans, cyber-war, digital privacy, net neutrality, telco immunity, role of social networks in this campaign, H1-B visa, green computing, future of patents and more.
He has requested our readers call/write each of the campaigns and urge them to accept the invitation.
Also, if we can pull this off, I would consider flying up to Philly for the event and meeting others who also think this topic merits a lot more discussion before and after the elections.
February 13, 2008 in Industry Commentary | Permalink