Re: The straw man.

• Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ]
• Next message: J. Moore: "Re: potassium and Tears 2"
• Previous message: J. Moore: "Bipedalism facts to deal with"

clarke@acme.ist.ucf.edu (Thomas Clarke) writes:

>I urge you to keep an open mind then, might not part of A. afarensis'
>behavior have involved some wading?

Absolutely. And it is probable that it did. The question that must be
asked about A. afarensis is, is there anything about it's skeletal anatomy
that indicates a PREDOMINANTLY wading ecology?
Horses wade, camels wade. Wolves wade.
Keeping an open mind in science is crucial. But having enough evidence to
believe something with a substantial amount of confidence takes a lot more
than just an open mind.
<pb>

• Next message: J. Moore: "Re: potassium and Tears 2"
• Previous message: J. Moore: "Bipedalism facts to deal with"