Cleesing the God Gene 14 Sep 2008 If I weren’t such a reductionist mechanist, I’d probably find this very very funny. And what Cleese does to things deserves its own verb. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M-vnmejwXo&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&fs=1] Evolution Humor
Evolution A final note on Expelled 24 Mar 2008 This is a nice review in New Scientist, obviously “framed” more in sorrow and confusion than in anger, which ends with Throughout the entire experience, Maggie and I couldn’t help feeling that the polarised audience in the theater was a sort of microcosm of America, and let me tell you… Read More
Humor Me in Spanish 5 Jun 2010 I just love seeing my ideas in another language, not because I speak or read them (I am Australian. We don’t even speak English well. We’re submonoglots), but because it always looks so much more intelligent in French or, as in this case, Spanish. Eduardo Robredo Zugasti has noticed my… Read More
Creationism and Intelligent Design God and evolution 1 1 Apr 201322 Jun 2018 [I have decided to restart ET for a bit, but given my circumstances, it will be sporadic at best. This is the first in a series that will be tagged “Living with Evolution”, and is the first rough draft of what I hope will be a book.] The common view… Read More
Don’t worry, John. We have now developed a pill that can help you combat reductionist mechanist syndrome. We don’t know how it works, though.
Don’t worry, John. We have now developed a pill that can help you combat reductionist mechanist syndrome. We don’t know how it works, though.
Don’t worry, John. We have now developed a pill that can help you combat reductionist mechanist syndrome. We don’t know how it works, though.
Don’t worry, John. We have now developed a pill that can help you combat reductionist mechanist syndrome. We don’t know how it works, though.
Don’t worry, John. We have now developed a pill that can help you combat reductionist mechanist syndrome. We don’t know how it works, though.
to cleesify:verb: to hold forth humorously on a subject in a pompous, pseudo-intellectual and slightly silly manner cleesification:noun: the result of cleesifying cleesified:adjective: cleesifly:adverb: origin: derived from the surname of legendary English humorist, actor, author and silly person John Cleese.
to cleesify:verb: to hold forth humorously on a subject in a pompous, pseudo-intellectual and slightly silly manner cleesification:noun: the result of cleesifying cleesified:adjective: cleesifly:adverb: origin: derived from the surname of legendary English humorist, actor, author and silly person John Cleese.
Luckily, I have the “Even though I’m a reductionist mechanist I still find jokes making fun of reductionist mechanists funny” gene. 😀
Luckily, I have the “Even though I’m a reductionist mechanist I still find jokes making fun of reductionist mechanists funny” gene. 😀
Having recently met Rob Buckman, I have a John Cleese number of 2. I think that’s worth boasting about (I mean, it’s way better than having George W. Bush number of 2, which I also have).
Having recently met Rob Buckman, I have a John Cleese number of 2. I think that’s worth boasting about (I mean, it’s way better than having George W. Bush number of 2, which I also have).
Having recently met Rob Buckman, I have a John Cleese number of 2. I think that’s worth boasting about (I mean, it’s way better than having George W. Bush number of 2, which I also have).
Having recently met Rob Buckman, I have a John Cleese number of 2. I think that’s worth boasting about (I mean, it’s way better than having George W. Bush number of 2, which I also have).