This review, and all seven subsequent parts made my day.
Monday, January 11, 2010
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- Martin Brazeau
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2 comments:
That was a work of art! (Weird art, of course.)
Hey Mark,
Just listened to your past dismantling of Kent Hovind and creationism on youtube and had to drop you a line. We need more hip-shooting intellectuals like you in the world.
Quick question I always have after hearing debates on the topic of evolution v. creationism: why don't evolution proponents ever point to the #2 chromosome in Homo sapiens as empirical and blatant evidence of shared ancestry of chimpanzees? Maybe it has been, but I've never heard it presented in debates.
Also, do you have any publications available?
Best to you and your endeavors,
TM-G
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