Science can surprise us, challenging deeply held beliefs and pushing us toward more enlightened frontiers. Science can also just reaffirm our deeply held beliefs, giving us means to be slightly more obnoxious during cocktail-hour arguments — in this case, by providing numerical proof that members of Congress spend far too much time goading each other.
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