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nosivad
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posted 28. March 2004 20:04

Pim - It is really very simple. You and Gould both twisted Schindewolf's meaning and for exactly the same reason- to preserve the Darwinian myth. Otto Schindewolf was a saltationist just as was Goldschmidt. They stood in complete agreement as is pefectly obvious from the material I presented in the Manifesto. As long as you or anyone misrepresents my views or any one elses views I will continue to expose it. If the moderater chooses to ban me that is his decision. I came to this forum as I have come to every other forum, to present an alternative hypothesis for organic evolution. When it becomes necessary to misrepresent me or those I have cited all I can say is that it is the most telling evidence imaginable of the inadequacy of the Darwinian paradigm.

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Pim van Meurs
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posted 28. March 2004 20:37

Nosivad: When it becomes necessary to misrepresent me or those I have cited all I can say is that it is the most telling evidence imaginable of the inadequacy of the Darwinian paradigm.

Only two problems with this 'argument'. 1. No evidence of misrepresentation has been presented 2. Deficiencies (assuming there were any) in arguments against your viewpoints should not be misconstrued as evidence for the inadequacy of Darwinian paradigm. Surely that should be obvious.

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posted 28. March 2004 21:03

I'm not happy with the direction this thread has taken. So, it is being closed.

If a civil discussion can not be had, no discussion will be had at all.

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