so you wrote the article then? OK in it is stated:
...in the case of evolution theory, things are not so simple since the general public is not familiar with the empirical or mathematical knowledge about the actual capabilities and constraints of the evolutionary processes. But once this knowledge is revealed, the mythical nature of the evolution theory becomes obvious...
So does this mean that though the general public may not understand it, learned men and women should be able to understand it quite well?
Edited by Phat, : No reason given.
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