Recently I’ve been somewhat demoralized by the intellectual poverty on display throughout the web. It’s getting beyond my ability to keep up with it – i.e., namely, with the intellectual impoverishment. That godforsaken Science Blog website flourishes, where they pay hacks to boldly come out and defend the consensus that everyone accepts anyway. William Dembski [...]
Posts Tagged ‘PZ Myers’
Recoiling in intellectual revulsion
Posted in SMD, tagged PZ Myers, william dembski on January 8, 2010 | 18 Comments »
The Dancing Wu Li Masters
Posted in Others, tagged biosynthesis, interpretive dance, PZ Myers, Science Magazine, vitamin d, wu li on November 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
PZ Myers has alerted my attention to a wonderful article in Science. Basically, some researchers are challenged with expressing their scholarly work through the medium of interpretive dance. Have you ever heard of such a thing? The winning video is at the bottom of the article, under “popular choice.” It is incidentally the most boring. [...]