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Jan. 3, 2006
LETTER: California Student Liked Kinchen’s Review of ‘The Politically
Incorrect Guide to Science’
Dear Editor: I am a college student in California. I read your article
reviewing a book titled, "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science," and
found it fascinating. It's about time the light of truth shined down on the
politically-polarizing issue of science and exposed those scientists for
what they truly are: purveyors of socialism and anti-Americanism. I was
always taught that the diversity of life that I see around me could be
attributed to non-random environmentally-induced selection acting on
naturally occurring variations within populations, in addition to the
phenomena of drift, founders effect, exaptation, historical contingency, and
phyletic inertia. Who knew that the entire field oould deny him the Nobel
prize, nay, every Nobel prize for the next 100 years for such a discovery.
Also, every biology-related Nobel prize ever given would have to be returned
as the research was forged. Congratulations and thank you for discovering
this whistle-blower's world-shattering piece of literature. His denial of
an AIDS epidemic in Africa is priceless. Maybe his next book could be "The
Politically Incorrect Guide to the Holocaust;" he could could get some good
primary-source information Mel Gibson's dad and the current president of
Iran.
Ben Lowe
