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Revision as of 12:36, June 26, 2008
, 12:36, June 26, 2008→Questions for Aschlafly , not Bugler: Ask him yourself; not an issue.
::Well I hope we're not going to stop here. It's not just an issue of will the evolutionist make their data open to the public, but we must validate that data, yes? I'm curious to know which university Mr Schlafly will be working with to receive the biological samples and also I'm curious to know what researcher(s) he will ask to experiment/validate the data. I don't recall an evolutionist ever being this open with their data so this is all so very intriguing. Perhaps the Discovery Institute could help, they have a laboratory in Seattle Washington where they conduct intelligent design experiments and biology research all the time. That would be a logical resource. [[User:Miles|Miles]] 18:08, 24 June 2008 (EDT)
::Well I hope we're not going to stop here. It's not just an issue of will the evolutionist make their data open to the public, but we must validate that data, yes? I'm curious to know which university Mr Schlafly will be working with to receive the biological samples and also I'm curious to know what researcher(s) he will ask to experiment/validate the data. I don't recall an evolutionist ever being this open with their data so this is all so very intriguing. Perhaps the Discovery Institute could help, they have a laboratory in Seattle Washington where they conduct intelligent design experiments and biology research all the time. That would be a logical resource. [[User:Miles|Miles]] 18:08, 24 June 2008 (EDT)
Kajira, I realise that you want to hear from Andy, but as for your second question, I guess that you could write to him yourself.
Miles, from a quick bit of research, it seems that although the DI ''fund'' a laboratory, it's not part of the DI. Second, as I've mentioned before and repeated just now, the DI is not likely to have too much of an issue with this research (apart from the claims that it supports evolution, which it doesn't), so they may not want to waste their time with it.
[[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 08:36, 26 June 2008 (EDT)
==Question concerning deletions==
==Question concerning deletions==