Darwin’s Doubt – Prologue Part IV

Meyer makes another mistake and gets corrected. Shoddy research by Meyer continues. At this point in the book, I think I’ve written 3 or 4 times as many words as Meyer and linked to quite a few more peer-reviewed papers. I hope that I will be able to refer back to these at some point… but we’re still in the prologue and he’s already got a lot of things fundamentally wrong.

Darwin’s Doubt – Prologue Part III

Still in the prologue, Meyer starts talking about information and has some problems and makes some mistakes. These problems have been talked about before and I have little hope that Meyer will address them. We’ll see what happens in later chapters, but unless Meyer addresses some of these major issues, then ID is still dead in the water.

Money vs. Religion

Money is a fiction. The paper we see has no intrinsic value. The vast majority of money is merely exchanges of electrons between banks. Yet people will kill, destroy, and corrupt to gain more of this fictional stuff. The same could be said for religion.

Is it that money is the root of all evil or can a more general comment about basing decisions on fiction be made?