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Larry Arnhart states it well:
The folks at the Discovery Institute have made a big mistake in their production of this movie. The political rhetoric of the Discovery Institute’s “wedge strategy” depends upon hiding a fundamental contradiction. But this movie m ... Continue reading »
The folks at the Discovery Institute have made a big mistake in their production of this movie. The political rhetoric of the Discovery Institute’s “wedge strategy” depends upon hiding a fundamental contradiction. But this movie m ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
But the movie's mockery emphatically reinforces the contradiction explained here. If ID is really about the science of irreducible complexity, space aliens deserve as fair a shake as God. Some biologist somewhere might give them that shake, but Ben Stein and Mark Mathis don't. Neither will the vast majority of this movie's target audience.
1 year ago
Perhaps you should get together with Stein and do a movie about how psychometricians refuse to countenance non-evolutionary explanations for the IQ gap. I bet that would sell more tickets.