[Antoninus]

And if ID proponents were honest researchers, that's what they would be doing

Ah, the ad hominem again. I suppose you'd be willing to support universities giving grants to ID researchers, then?

[Right Wing Professor]

I suppose you'd be willing to support universities giving grants to ID researchers, then?

Universities don't, in general, give grants. The Templeton Foundation does, however. A few years ago, they had a grant program for researchers proposing to do research looking for scientific evidence of intelligent design. No one applied.

[js1138]

I suppose you'd be willing to support universities giving grants to ID researchers, then?

Absolutely, assuming they actually proposed research. In fact, individual ID advocates have published good papers; they just don't happen to be relevant to the ID argument.

It remains a mystery what would constitute ID research. No one in the ID movement seems to have any idea how to go about research that is specifically ID.

I know of at least one FReeper poster who follows the research closely and occasionally opines on unsolved problems in evolution theory, but unsolved problems are not disconfirming evidence.