Go see over at the Panda’s Thumb where my very, very simple objection to Dembski’s theories makes him go totally berserk and shut off all comments for the blog. Talk about a lack of an open mind. Why does he claim he shuts them off? Because he is “weary.” In addition to being very womanly [...]
Posts Tagged ‘epistemic peers’
William Dembski can’t handle the truth
Posted in evolution, gender studies, SMD, tagged denise o'leary, epistemic peers, intelligent design, peer review, sex and intelligence, the panda's thumb, unintelligent design, william dembski, woman on August 19, 2009 | 13 Comments »
Dark matter? (part one)
Posted in dark matter, tagged american novelists, dark matter, epistemic peers, fairy tales, minimalism, noam chomsky, Science, scientific community on October 30, 2008 | 20 Comments »
Did you know that the concept of “Dark Matter” was actually invented by primarily American novelists? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_matter_in_fiction Belief in Dark Matter has roughly the same validity as a small child’s belief that there is a monster in his closet. He can’t see anything, his parents aren’t home, the closet is dark, and its properties don’t [...]