stevestory
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Quote | Salvador T. Cordova Says: June 7th, 2008 at 12:09 am | Quote | steve wrote:
I wish Sal was telling the truth and he actually worked at EIL. ID could use more labwork and less internet philosophizing.
| I did a little volunteer work for EIL since I was interested in the topic….a lot of ID work is not paid for, if you haven't noticed….
My small amounts of volunteer work (particularly in connection with Avida) was partly the reason I was offered a tuition and stipend, not to mention I got a good reference from Bill Dembski.
If you're accusing me of lying steve, you're welcome to say you're opinion….but it's just that, an opinion. | Quote | Salvador T. Cordova Says: June 7th, 2008 at 12:12 am | Quote | olegt asked:
Sal, when did you work at EIL? I thought you went to Hopkins instead?
| I did volunteer work via e-mail and phone from 2006-2007 sporadically. I don't know that it was formally known as EIL until whenever, but the nature of the work was the same — analyze Avida.
My small amounts of volunteer work (particularly in connection with Avida) was partly the reason I was offered a tuition and stipend, not to mention I got a good reference from Bill Dembski. |
my reply: Quote | Quote | If you're accusing me of lying steve, you're welcome to say you're [sic] opinion….but it's just that, an opinion. |
Sal, you said in October 2007 that you had been offered a position, but that the lab was cancelled and you declined the position.
Quote | I did volunteer work via e-mail and phone from 2006-2007 sporadically. I don't know that it was formally known as EIL until whenever, but the nature of the work was the same — analyze Avida. |
I've emailed and talked on the phone with Wesley Elsberry about AVIDA, but I don't tell people I worked at the Devolab at MSU, because that would be dishonest. You need to not exaggerate your accomplishments if you want to retain credibility. |
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