[PatrickHenry]

Amazing, isn't it, that the biotech industry, which employees tens of thousands of scientists in the field of biology, never recruits creationists. Why are they avoiding such a rich source of talent? If there were any creationists in such industries, or any fruits to be derived from the "science" of creationism, the usual websites would be delighted to point it out. They routinely proclaim that evolution is dead, and they're the future, yet they are strangely silent about their failure to penetrate the biotech industry.

If creationism produced results -- which it doesn't -- the biotech companies would be actively seeking recruits from among the students of Hovind. Or they'd hire Hovind himself as a valued consultant. As profit-seeking enterprises, they're driven only by results, not ideology. Could it be that creationism is scientifically worthless?

[Thatcherite]

And where are all the flood geologists working for the petroleum industry? Making use of their superior understanding of geological processes to nail all the best deposits before those fools of conventional geologists grope their way to them? Hmmmm.

[Ichneumon]

Amazing, isn't it, that the biotech industry, which employees tens of thousands of scientists in the field of biology, never recruits creationists. Why are they avoiding such a rich source of talent?