I stand corrected. You did mention the Discovery Institute in your post. Why didn't the article?
"I stand corrected. You did mention the Discovery Institute in your post. Why didn't the article?"
Thank you. And as for the article either they didn't think that many readers would know what the D. I. was ... or that it didn't matter, b/c of the 85 signatures, none were people who work at D. I.
I find it interesting that a D. I. fellow was able to circulate this document around the world and get this many signatures for this trial. By this time, on campuses at the least, D.I. is code for the worse kind of bigotry, racism, anti-semitism, etc etc ... pick all the vindictive labels you want, the Left University, hates anyone at D.I.
And yet, these scientists, for this trial, signed this document.
I'm betting every one of them have tenure. And until this trial, I couldn't honestly think of a good reason for tenure at the University level. Now I'm rethinking that too... (how anti-Libertarian of me.... bad fingers! Bad FIngers!)