I don't think I can say it any better than RAZD just did in
Message 108:
RAZD in Message 108 writes:
No, the appeal to authority that you have used is that the
source is more important than the
substance of the argument.
About this from you:
AlphaOmegaKid in Message 106 writes:
Science relies on the appeal to authority within the process of peer review.
As much as is humanly possible, this is not true, but this is not the place to discuss this. If you'd like to discuss the degree to which the fallacy of appeal to authority is a factor in the peer review process, please propose a new thread over at [forum=-25].
In the remainder of this thread, participants are requested to argue the material issues and not the scientists associated with them.
That ends this matter. No replies, please.
-- | Percy |
| EvC Forum Director |