The general opinion of him in Denmark is that he is a complete loon and a joke... And I really hope for the Americans that they manage to put someone else in charge.
"Make America great again" I think refer to when Trump is replaced
I think he is doing more harm to the reputation of the US than pretty much all other former presidents combined. I can only imagine Putin laughing himself to sleep each night.. couldn't really have been much better for him.
And also I feel a bit sad for the more enlightened Americans, that they have to put up with this idiot. But at the same time I think it shows that they have some serious problems. When you can have pretty much all highly educated people in a country warning and opposing a candidate and still its possible for him to get elected.
To me this seems to indicate that the difference between educational quality and knowledge within a country is in dire straits and need some serious improvement.
If I were living there, I would be greatly concerned for the future, not so much because of Trump, he is what he is, but when looking how ones country developer over time and compare it to how the rest of the world is doing. Especially in the field of science.
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A quarter of Americans surveyed could not correctly answer that the Earth revolves around the sun and not the other way around, according to a report out Friday from the National Science Foundation.
The survey of 2,200 people in the United States was conducted by the NSF in 2012 and released on Friday at an annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Chicago.
To the question "Does the Earth go around the Sun, or does the Sun go around the Earth," 26 percent of those surveyed answered incorrectly.
In the same survey, just 39 percent answered correctly (true) that "The universe began with a huge explosion" and only 48 percent said "Human beings, as we know them today, developed from earlier species of animals."
Just over half understood that antibiotics are not effective against viruses.
As alarming as some of those deficits in science knowledge might appear, Americans fared better on several of the questions than similar, but older surveys of their Chinese and European counterparts.
Only 66 percent of people in a 2005 European Union poll answered the basic astronomy question correctly. However, both China and the EU fared significantly better (66 percent and 70 percent, respectively) on the question about human evolution.
In a survey compiled by the National Opinion Research Center from various sources, Americans seemed to generally support science research and expressed the greatest interest in new medical discoveries and local school issues related to science. They were least interested in space exploration, agricultural developments and international and foreign policy issues related to science.
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I would really like to see the individual answers per country for the EU when it comes to whether the sun evolves around Earth or the other way around, I really don't hope that the Danish people didn't answer this correct. Then I would be highly embarrassed