[jennyp]

I have noticed a consistent lack of spelling and grammar skills among the creationist set. Maybe their distaste at learning science extends to a general distaste of learning.

Don't want to step over the line into ad-hominism, but have you ever noticed how creationists very often confuse singular & plural? As in, "all those scientist are liars..."?

I know there's some cognitive problem where the sufferer has problems forming plurals of words, or has problems using plurals in their proper place & context, but I forget what it's called. (Maybe if I call up that museum, you know, "smith" something, and ask someone. But I digress...)

I worked with a software guy once who had this problem. He did have a strange sense of what constituted good code, but he wasn't necessarily a bad coder. And he wasn't irrational or creationist in general. Yet creationists seem to make this mistake much more often than mere chance. It's weird.

[VadeRetro]

Smith Thonian. I've visited his museums in DC.

[eleni121]

Yet creationists seem to make this mistake much more often than mere chance. It's weird.
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What is really weird is that you would take the time to actually consider such a fallacy.

Now that is weird!