Member: Evolutionist
CollectionsAntievolution & pseudoscience (410), A - General Works (2), B - Philosophy, Psychology, Religion (165), C - Auxiliary Sciences of History (5), D - World History (9), E - History of the Americas (11), G - Geography, Anthropology (117), H - Social Sciences (15), J - Political Science (3), K - Law (14), L - Education (2), M - Music (2), N - Fine Arts (8), P - Language and Literature (64), Q - Science (781), R - Medicine (4), S - Agriculture (4), T - Technology (1), U - Military Science (3), Z - Bibliography, Library Science (5), Currently reading (1), All collections (1,625)
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Tagsevolution (514), creationism (294), paleontology (235), antievolution (203), Young Earth (193), Flood geology (192), fossils (187), religion (145), anthropology (134), history of science (131) — see all tags
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About meI have been active in defending science education against the attacks of antievolutionists for over 30 years. I am something of a minor expert in the creation/evolution debate and the author of the blog Playing Chess with Pigeons. I am a member of the National Center for Science Education, the Skeptics Society, and a founding member of the McLean v. Arkansas Documentation Project. In the past I was also a volunteer at the Talk.Origins Archive answering feedback questions.
About my libraryMy collection is organized using the Library of Congress classification system, with one exception; I put books by creationists/antievolutionists/anti-Darwinists, and some other pseudoscientific works into the category of "Antievolution & pseudoscience" literature.
GroupsCreation vs Evolution, Evolution, Evolve!, Science!
Homepagehttp://pigeonchess.com/
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Real nameTroy Britain
LocationNorth America
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Member sinceFeb 14, 2009
Currently readingThe Coming of the Third Reich by Richard J. Evans
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