[js1138]

Teilhard was one of those present at the discovery of the famous Piltown fraud. Oddly enough, even when it was being touted as a great discovery, Teilhard never mentioned it in his own writings. One wonders...

[Senator Bedfellow]

Not much wondering to be done, IMO - Teilhard was a crackpot, by and large, with that particular French gift of burying both the absurdly wrong and the ludicrously trivial under a smothering avalanche of verbiage (SEE ALSO: Lacan, Jacques; Foucault, Michel; et. al.)

I don't have a clue what the author means by "you could spend years struggling...in order to see where Teilhard goes wrong" - Peter Medawar did it in about six pages...