"The Scientific Method"

Posted by Timothy Sandefur on April 3, 2004 08:07 AM

Unfortunately, The American Scholar is not online, so you'll have to pick up a copy at Borders, but I recommend you do so and give a look to the spring 2004 issue's "Scientific Method" column by Natalie Angier. She explains her reaction when biologists approach her and urge her to teach people about evolution. Aside from its rather lame humor, I think her response is right on target--but you'll have to read it to see.

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Comment #629

Posted by Mike Hopkins on April 3, 2004 04:56 PM (e) (s)

Broken link:

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Should be:

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Experience tells me what caused the broken link and sure enought checking shows that my hypothesis is correct:

<a href=”www.pbk.org/pubs/amscholar.htm “>The American Scholar<a>

When making links in HTML <strong>always</strong> include the “http://”.  If it is not included then the link will be interpreted as a relative link which would place it inside of the Panda’s Thumb.

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