CeilingCat
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| Quote (REC @ Feb. 19 2008,13:37) | Anyone follow O'Leary's link to the 'file drawer' effect paper?
File Drawer Effect
The Society for Scientific Exploration is endlessly entertaining.....
Some of their 'peer reviewed' publications:
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Testing a Language-Using Parrot for Telepathy
Rupert Sheldrake and Aimee Morgana
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Abstracts
I can't get the early scenes from 'Ghostbusters' out of my mind. At least we know what passes as science means for the UDers, and what overturning 'Big Science' would bring..... |
Rupert Sheldrake is the Gold Standard for Nuts in Suits.
But not everything on that site is bogus. Examine the book review at http://www.scientificexploration.org/jse/bookreviews/pdf/v17n1.pdf:
| Quote | When I read some of the promotional materials associated
with No Free Lunch (e.g., that it ‘‘devastates the Darwinists’’), I was skeptical
but intrigued. After reading No Free Lunch, however, I was disappointed.
Although No Free Lunch is one of the best books available about ID, it is not
worth buying. |
Poor Dr. Dr. Dembski. Seventy three years of college and even the people who test parrots for telepathy don't respect him.
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