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Can Bill Nye Save Science?
Bill Nye picks up his phone and peers down at the screen. He’s scrolling. “Hang on,” he says, searching. The sun glints off the iPhone’s glass. Nye, who is almost 70, has just played a loose round of disc golf at the Oak Grove Disc Golf course in Pasadena, California, about a 30-minute drive from where he lives, bopping from hole to hole, shorts and a collared athletic shirt bearing the course’s logo hanging from his gangly frame. (Because you are wondering: He does not wear his signature bow tie when playing disc golf.) He finds what he’s looking for and holds up his phone. “This is real,” he says. It’s an old text chain, but all the texts are from the other person—miles and miles of texts, long messages with links and few interruptions, screen after screen. Nye is showing not so much the content of the texts as the volume. “That’s Bobby Kennedy Jr.”
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