After a very pleasant dinner on Saturday where we discovered we agree on pretty much everything (e.g., religion, evolution, etc.), I am pleased that Larry Moran and I also agree on yet another thing.
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So I guess you now think John Wilkins is an adaptationist incorrigible, right?
But you are not! We never got to analyzing you, though... Burt and Reed were providing enough fodder for the "Chamberlain" discussion.
We didn't need to talk about whether John Wilkins is an adaptationist. It wasn't controversial!