[Physicist]

Most of what is taught in astronomy can be called science. Most of what is taught on evolution is not.

Scientists don't remotely share your assessment, and their assessment is what counts (or rather, what should count) in public policy.

[RobRoy]

>>Scientists don't remotely share your assessment, and their assessment is what counts (or rather, what should count) in public policy.<<

Hogwash.

My statement stands.

[From many - one.]

"...Scientists don't remotely share your assessment, and their assessment is what counts (or rather, what should count) in public policy."

Ah-h but wait until the Official High Council on Irreducibility" is put in place.

It will be so easy then. If three of the Council say: "I dunno, can't figure how such-and-so happened" it'll go into the IC box and be done with. :-)