Ever wonder what the creationists' next move will be? The National Center for Science Education might know, and if so, this talk by Eugenie Scott, NCSE's executive director, will be highly interesting:
"What Will the Creationists Do Next?"
3:00 p.m. on April 15
Doheny Memorial Library on the University of Southern California campus.
Her talk is part of the Darwin Today: Evolution and Scientific Thought symposium at USC, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on April 15. Also featured are Donald Johanson, director of the Institute for Human Origins, and Steve Finkel, David Bottjer and Craig Stanford, all of USC. Further details.
My money is on a new creationist slogan: Share the power of the ivory tower.
They are going to claim that it is undemocratic to have nearly all professorships held by godless liberals, and that affirmative action is required to even the odds: "Qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, veteran status, or belief in evolution." Brilliant!
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let us do the following: We hand over all professiorial powers to fundamental christians... and all evolutionists move to australia... 10 years later when we use our flying cars driven by AIs to get to our holiday locations, while we watch on 3D TV (or better: total imersion VR) the demise of what is then called: "The dumb world!".
ReplyDeleteWe just have to make sure they don't know the missle codes, and we also need to write a couple of computer viruses that kill their internet...
Cheers Arend