Re: [asa] Sternberg quote

Other than the fact that the assertion of discrimination could benefit
from an example since as far as I have been able to ascertain, despite
the vague accusations of the report, no evidence of real
discrimination were found. Insinuations perhaps but that's all.

perhaps you could explain what you considered discrimination and why
you consider it to be unreasonable?
The most devastating evidence against Sternberg's claims and the
claims of the report is the appendix of the report which shows that
while people were upset with Sternberg, care was taken not to make him
a martyr.

In fact the NCSE was quick to point out that one should avoid such an
approach and instead focus on the issues.
Pim

On 3/26/07, David Campbell <pleuronaia@gmail.com> wrote:
> Perhaps further clarification is in order:
>
> As far as I can tell, Sternberg was subjected to unreasonable
> discrimination after publishing Meyer's article, and many popular
> criticisms were pure rumor. On the other hand, I don't think Meyer's
> article should have been published, both as off-topic for the journal
> and as being an inaccurate attack on evolution.

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Received on Tue Mar 27 00:00:37 2007