| − | Science is popularly thought of as being a very objective pursuit, but this is not always so. | + | Science is popularly thought of as being a very objective pursuit, but some evolutionists argue otherwise. |
| | Milford Wolpoff:{{QuoteBox|In my view, “objectivity” does not exist in science. Even in the act of gathering data, decisions about what data to record and what to ignore reflect the framework of the scientist.<ref>Wolpoff, M.H., ''Paleoanthropology'', Second Edition, McGraw-Hill, Boston, p. iv, 1999, quoted by Ryan Jaroncyk, [http://www.creationontheweb.com/content/view/4946/ Turkana Boy—getting past the propaganda] (Creation Ministries International), 21st March 2007.</ref>}} | | Milford Wolpoff:{{QuoteBox|In my view, “objectivity” does not exist in science. Even in the act of gathering data, decisions about what data to record and what to ignore reflect the framework of the scientist.<ref>Wolpoff, M.H., ''Paleoanthropology'', Second Edition, McGraw-Hill, Boston, p. iv, 1999, quoted by Ryan Jaroncyk, [http://www.creationontheweb.com/content/view/4946/ Turkana Boy—getting past the propaganda] (Creation Ministries International), 21st March 2007.</ref>}} |