Recently, I wrote about how raising the specter of "Darwinism" as a reason for people's lack of acceptance of evolution is totally irrelevant. But, Faith in Honest Doubt now has a much more entertaining (and quantitative) metaphorical smack down of the idea. Check it out.
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Metaphorical Smack Down of the "Cult of Darwinism" Argument
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Metaphorical Smack Down of the "Cult of Darwinism" Argument
Category: evolution • philosophy of science
Posted on: February 22, 2009 4:43 PM, by Nick Anthis
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I appreciate the link!
Posted by: Dale | February 25, 2009 4:01 PM
Darwin you say, how about biotechnology being used to alter human consciousness and remote viewing of what a person can see. Scientists have proven they can do this, I am the proof, but don't expect to see it written in a medical journal anytime soon, because they forgot to ask for consent and they didn't tell me either.
Posted by: totalresearch40 | March 9, 2009 7:16 PM