My own loose ends, Watson and Herr Professor

Friday, October 26th, 2007

I breezed into Herr Professor's lair to see if there was anything I ought to respond to.  I too enjoyed the exchange, though I wonder if he ever really appreciated the points I was making.  Things could go round and round, but that is what I have a discussion forum ...

Final Reply to Herr Professor on Racism

Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007

 Herr Professor has issued yet another response in our saga of talking to each other without actually talking to each other.  This will be my final comments, unless the Professor in seeking the last word says something truly outrageous. There are only a couple of points that are worth addressing. In the ...

Watson, Racism, Evolution, Herr Professor, Reprise

Monday, October 22nd, 2007

Well, I suppose at some point this cycle of responses between Herr Professor and myself is going to have to end.  I thought it kinda funny to basically be in a conversation with the gent, but of course in the abstract, where I pretend that my comments are to some ...

More Watson, More Racism, More Herr Professor

Sunday, October 21st, 2007

This exchange is developing some history, but if you start at my entry that started it all and followed the track backs I think you will cover. I now respond to Herr Professor's post, here, which if I may say is much better thought out than his first entry, ...

A Response to Herr Professor Regarding Evolution and Racism, and Watson

Saturday, October 20th, 2007

Herr Professor, writing here, wants to take me to task for some of the things that I said in this post, here. I thank the gentleman for taking the time to read my entry though as I read his I did begin to doubt that he really did read mine. ...

Dr. Watson, I presume?

Friday, October 19th, 2007

Unlike Dr. Livingstone of lore, we can expect that if Dr. James Watson- of DNA and Francis Crick fame- were to go evangelizing in Africa today, he'd not fare very well. In an article from the Independent I read: "Dr Watson said he was "inherently gloomy about the ...