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Lisa Shiel is consistently convincing in her new book,
The Evolution conspiracy, that Evolutionary Scientists have defined "facts" and "theory" to suit themselves and in a way that any other scientific field (such as physics, mathematics, biochemistry, etc.) would find completely inappropriate. That is, the Evolutionary Scientists have circumvented the true scientific method. The other thing that she points out is that it is not always appreciated that nearly all Evolutionary Scientists refuse to share their data for years and years, thus preventing effective evaluation of their results by other scientists. --Dr. Quinton R. Rogers, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Molecular Biosciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California Davis
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Taking a decidedly irreverent view of evolution science and paleontology, Lisa Shiel whisks the reader through a universe of ideas and concepts. Neither iconoclast nor ideologue, she translates the off-putting jargon while outlining some major scientific hypotheses, warts and all. In an era of learned helplessness and deference to authority, Lisa shows interested non-specialists can comprehend evolution and discover for themselves where scientific theory is strong and where it needs some additional work.