Yes, but they're heavily outnumbered by graduates of the University of Ibadan, Malone College, Biola University, and "Geronimo Creek" Observatory. But not one faculty member from any top department of biology or anthropology or zoology or any other related field anywhere in the world. That's pretty pathetic, isn't it?
Thanks for your post. I guess gobucks is going to ignore your factual post. Probably caused him/her a pang of pain.
Does that mean, that if you didn't study or teach at a top university you are no good??? what kind of baloney is that?
Einstein couldn't even get a promotion to 2nd degree
patent inspector...(see recent Scientific American re:
Einsteinian revolution and the current physics changes
since Einstein)..
Anyway, anyone who has gone to a top university cuz lots of
top professors are there, knows that they rarely get a class
with them, just T.A.s, and new Ph.Ds....and with todays
communication speed, it would be very hard to say that
anyone has a monopoly on information,,,and someone at
Tecumseh tech might know more than someone from Haaarvaaard.
Them days are long gone....the only big difference now is
the cost for the experiments,and professors salaries...big U's can afford to do both of them big time...
Heavily outnumbered? Hmmm. Interesting rhetorical trick there Alter ... looking at the list and then writing this above. Let's see.
The low recognition names you mentioned total in the list about 15 at the outside.
Well known internationals, about 8.
Premier USA universities: about 8.
Regular USA universities, including UCLA, U. Michigan, Ohio State, U. Georgie, U. Mass, Washington U., on and on ... roughly 54.
Given the odium that will be foisted on these men and women, it is a wonder they took the risk. What is wrong with all these people do you think? Bad LSD trips when they were young affecting their decision making today, sort of like Crick of panspermia fame?