... dream. In real life, anything goes and most everything is eventually settled by convention/ argument from authority. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Feyerabend There's also a useful article at: ... trivial, nor his was sure a thing such as an absolute falsification ever existed). What he does in his books over and over again...

... nothing but a wishful hot summer night dream. In real life, anything goes and most everything is eventually settled by convention/ argument from authority. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Feyerabend There's also a useful article at: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/feyerabend/ Unfortunately, all I...

... Feyerabend. He skillfully shows how all the Popperism is nothing but a wishful hot summer night dream. In real life, anything goes and most everything is eventually settled by convention/ argument from authority. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Feyerabend DK

... that do occasionally play role in science. (Although he clearly did not think much of this great "discovery", considering it pretty trivial, nor his was sure a thing such as an absolute falsification ever existed). What he does in his books over and over again is to show that 1) In real life, science has *never* operated in any way that is quite compatible with Popper'...

... that do occasionally play role in science. (Although he clearly did not think much of this great "discovery", considering it pretty trivial, nor his was sure a thing such as an absolute falsification ever existed). What he does in his books over and over again is to show that 1) In real life, science has *never* operated in any way that is quite compatible with Popper's ...

...is independent of heritable traits 3) Darwinian characteristic: Variation in heritable traits among offspring Contradictory observation: Complete uniformity of heritable traits among offspring I am not (and won't be) holding my breath but am almost gasping at how good, and simple, and, hopefully, *argument-balance-restoring*, an example that was. Regards, P

"Cj" <Cj@mist.net> wrote in message news:g43fgb$1e6c$1@darwin.ediacara.org... <snip> This would be more interesting if you made the whole thing a single sentence, it would save on punctuation and have exactly the same meaning. Cj Cj,,,,,,,, Gulp, but thanks. %%-} I shall try to apply your advice; and, if I manage to do so, this will make me into someone who merely have had a ...

Entertained by my own EIMC wrote: "John W Edser" <edser@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message news:g2jpdu$guq$1@darwin.ediacara.org... Guy A Hoelzer <hoelzer@unr.edu> wrote:- I think that are a very large number of things that could be meant by "the theory of evolution". Can you be more specific? JE:- Hi Guy, My point is that just the ONE falsifiable ...

urillan wrote: http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CA/CA211.html "There are many conceivable lines of evidence that could falsify evolution. For example: " + "true chimeras, that is, organisms that combined parts from several different and diverse lineages (such as mermaids and centaurs) and which are not explained by lateral gene transfer, which transfers relatively small ...

Tim Tyler <seemysig@googlemail.com> wrote:- If you disagree, please explain what you think evolution means, and how genetic engineering fails to qualify as a mechanism of evolutionary change. [1] "Evolution means change in living things by descent with modification" - Mark Ridley, Evolution. [2] "Evolution means change, change in the form and behaviour of ...