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Oct 22 2009
For all my grammarians, yes, I did mean to include two ‘missings’ in the title as we are now missing another missing link. Good thing we have Ardi…
Remember Ida, the fossil discovery announced last May with its own book and TV documentary? A publicity blitz called it “the link” that would reveal the earliest evolutionary roots of monkeys, apes and humans.
Continue reading “Take that Ardi! Ida Debunked – We now have a missing missing link”
Oct 12 2009
Yes, that search term just brought someone to my blog.
Maybe they landed here or here.
Oct 03 2009
Jim Linville has posted a trip around the blogosphere concerning the new information releases on Ardi.
What motivated this post was my perusal of the TOP 50 Bibliobloggers list, since I’m now on it (!), and the discovery on that list of some other bloggers who have mentioned Ardi already. So here they are, Ardi according to some Bibliobloggers.
Jim, first, call me Joel.
Of course, I’d like to say that we will get all the nifty answers when we all make it to heaven…but…I’m pretty sure you have to first believe in heaven to be considered for the trip. Frankly, given all the new math, nifty scientific evidence, and ideas pulled from a hat which forms the complete implausibility of evolution, just not sure why one couldn’t just simply relax and believe that at some point, something had to create such a well ordered universe.
Oh, and Jim (x2), enjoy your last few days of number 1…
Oct 02 2009
I didn’t come from a monkey – you couldn’t tell that from my ancestors, though – too many of them swinging in trees throughout the years -
Continue reading “Another missing link in Evolution found – yes, another one”
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