D'Abrera on Science and Philosophy

[Doug Yanega]

Neil Jones wrote:

>Incidentally there is someone who reads this group who teaches
>Creation "Science" (now there's an oxymoron). Perhaps we could hear the
>counter arguments.

As long as this was a matter of giving reasons why mimicry complexes were
clearly non-random assemblages of species and of evolved features, it was
fine - but every newsgroup I've been on that has allowed or invited a
creation/evolution debate has regretted it. Be careful about issuing such
invitations. For my money, I'd prefer to blame everything that has ever
happened, anywhere, on invisible aliens from Sirius.
>;-)

Sincerely,
An Invisible Alien from Sirius posing as Doug Yanega
(just try to prove I'm not!!)

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