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who was this 70s researcher who questioned evolution?

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Wounded King

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11-14-2011 5:32 PM

Apart from the fact that the OP specifies a researcher in biology I think that Fred Hoyle would be a reasonable fit, provided we broadened 'evolution' out to cover chemical evolution/abiogenesis.

He did after all provide the ever popular 'tornado in a junkyard' metaphor.

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11-15-2011 4:51 AM

Reply to: Message 20 by NoNukes
11-15-2011 2:14 AM

Seconds out, round 1.

If you two want to have an argument about whether frequentist or Bayesian statistical interpretations are more correct then that is probably the topic for a different thread surely?

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