Darwinian gardening again 18 Jun 2008 The Darwinian Gardener is interviewed in the newsjournalonline. He explains how Darwinian gardening also applies to buried sprinkler systems, which is something that never occurred to me, I must admit. But I think he’s running perilously close to self-contradiction even having sprinklers. Humor
Administrative More roundup 15 Sep 2008 Mohan Matthen, a philosopher of biology, has a very nice takedown of Thomas Nagel’s qualified support for teaching creationism on his blog. Hat tip Leiter. Richard Losick has an excellent piece on the problems of using cultured lab strains when studying microbes, at Small Things Considered. A new blog on… Read More
Humor The domestic origins of dialethic logic 9 Mar 2009 Who knew that dialetheism was invented by kids? Read More
Humor The Darwinian Gardener again 5 Oct 2008 My favourite gardener, the Darwinian Gardener, gives another interview in the Florida News-Journal with which I can only whole-heartedly agree. One can work in a garden as a Darwinian gardener if one (i) needs to reclaim a driveway or path to the front door for one’s own purposes, (ii) has… Read More
Surely it’s acceptable for a Darwinian to have fossil sprinklers buried in his garden. All he has to do to get them working is to replace the missing link.
Surely it’s acceptable for a Darwinian to have fossil sprinklers buried in his garden. All he has to do to get them working is to replace the missing link.
Surely it’s acceptable for a Darwinian to have fossil sprinklers buried in his garden. All he has to do to get them working is to replace the missing link.
Surely it’s acceptable for a Darwinian to have fossil sprinklers buried in his garden. All he has to do to get them working is to replace the missing link.
Surely it’s acceptable for a Darwinian to have fossil sprinklers buried in his garden. All he has to do to get them working is to replace the missing link.