Re: paleonet fossils and molecular data

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>They have.  It was.  The palaeontologists refused to consider or mention to
>the public the theory based on the best line of evidence.
>
>You have enough time to study whatever it is you want, I have enough time 
>to
>deal with the corruption and incompetence that I see reducing the sciences 
>I
>am interested in to an absurd parody, in some cases by workers sponsored by
>me.

Science is an interesting field.  While there are many good scientists who 
work very diligently and try to incorporate and explain data from many 
different sources, there always seem to be a few bad eggs who are convinced 
that their way must be the only way to do things.  This is a real shame 
since nearsightedness a negative to science.  Perhaps rather than trying to 
insult and demean paleontologists, Mr. Jackson should try to be more 
constructive and work with a paleontologist on trying to incorporate both 
fossil and molecular data.

Adam

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