Difference between revisions of "Conservapedia challenge"
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The first '''Conservapedia challenge''' is to find a legal means for obtaining public disclosure of [[Lenski]]'s [[federally funded research|federally funded]] data. | The first '''Conservapedia challenge''' is to find a legal means for obtaining public disclosure of [[Lenski]]'s [[federally funded research|federally funded]] data. | ||
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| + | The second '''Conservapedia challenge''' is to find an independent lab capable of re-running the experiments outlined in Lenski's paper in order to either verify or disconfirm the paper's conclusions. This lab should be approved for handling strains of ''E. coli'' and will need to request the strains described in the paper. | ||
Revision as of 16:18, September 15, 2008
A Conservapedia challenge is an unsolved problem or task that offers the promise of bettering society when lawfully accomplished.
The first Conservapedia challenge is to find a legal means for obtaining public disclosure of Lenski's federally funded data.
The second Conservapedia challenge is to find an independent lab capable of re-running the experiments outlined in Lenski's paper in order to either verify or disconfirm the paper's conclusions. This lab should be approved for handling strains of E. coli and will need to request the strains described in the paper.