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PZ Myers is a biologist and associate professor at the University of Minnesota, Morris.
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All of us, indeed, who have ever come to close quarters with theologians must have left them with an elated feeling that our sort of decency is a great deal better than theirs. For they are not, as a class, fair men, nor is there any honesty in them. To find their match in secular life recourse must be had, not to philosophers, but to politicians.

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You can send me email at pzmyers@gmail.com. I'm afraid I do get a fairly tremendous flood of the stuff, so no guarantees that I'll reply. Don't take it personally.

If you're into that instant messenger stuff, I'm often on AIM as myers@mac.com, or jabber as pzmyers@gmail.com.

I'm not going to give out my phone number on the web, but it's easy to find, I'm afraid, and if you really want it, send me an email and maybe I'll give it to you.

If you're really old school and want to send physical hard copy on paper (how quaint!) to me, it can go to my university address:

Dr. PZ Myers
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600 E 4th Avenue
University of Minnesota, Morris
Morris, MN 56267

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