Readers, you remember surely… that ID-friendly paper at the Journal of Theoretical Biology by Thorvaldsen and Hossjer? It got through the cracks. Even got through the Twitter summit.
And the anguished screams from the editors that they didn’t know that the paper leaned toward design in nature… Never mind the stern rebuttal letter.
Hey, chill. Media hacks call that the Banned in Boston effect. Here is how you can know that the media hacks are right:
What is the top download paper in that stable? Yes!
- Using statistical methods to model the fine-tuning of molecular machines and systems – Open access Steinar Thorvaldsen | Ola Hössjer
Noise overheard from the Uncommon Descent News Coffee Room, Free Bagels Hour: “Eventually, people, we are going to have to start rewarding the Darwinians for banning and persecuting advocates of design in nature.
Look, guys, it’s only fair. Mediocrities steam themselves into near oblivion to destroy the idea and their efforts only fan the flames. Sadly, all we wanted was a serious discussion. We never asked them to be Roman candles.”