The US will be easy to overtake; the population and the entire Republican Party are ant-science, and the country’s brains are thoroughly pickled from marinating in religious hooey.
Can you offer a précis of their thoughts? Did discussion extend beyond STEM? I’ve never regretted neglecting my French studies after my undergrad more than I have recently, but being abandoned so completely by the country of my birth tends to sharpen the sting of regret.
It was an unprecedented interdisciplinary event, from public health and math to social science and history. The first part of the day was explaining the details on the attacks on researchers in the U.S. and then proposals raised for solidarity - there's a lot of info here: https://standupforscience.fr/
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