Tuesday, December 09, 2008

Religious 'shun nanotechnology'

The researchers compared attitudes to nanotechnology in 12 European countries and the US.

They then rated each country on a scale of what they called "religiosity" - a measure of how religious each country was.

They found that countries where religious belief was strong, such as Ireland and Italy, tended to be the least accepting of nanotechnology, whereas those where religion was less significant such as Belgium or the Netherlands were more accepting of the technology.


Does this really surprise anyone?

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

The answer to your question is....UHHH...nope!

Michael

Tony F. said...

Waffles anyone?