Talk:Michael Polanyi Center
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[edit] This article contradicts itself
The entry says Dembski was fired, later the article says he was relived of his directorship. This is not good. I'll try and clean it up when I get some time unless someone beats me to it. Oh and the part about he was fired for attacking scientists and all should probably be worded in a manner that is more neutral and more descriptive. "Attacking" can mean many things. And when I read the email he sent the terms "whining" and "childish" comes to my mind and not attacking, but that's not very neutral either. Mr Christopher 22:28, 27 October 2006 (UTC)
- On second thought I simply removed the offending sentence from the entry paragraph which I think solves the problem (it was the source of the contradiction and such):
- "Its director, William Dembski, was fired after he attacked scientists and his boss in an email."
- If someone feels the Dembski drama belongs in the entry by all means add it but I think we should avoid using the term "attacked" without a good cite for it and instead use something more descriptive and more neutral. And we should also avoid saying he was fired :-) Mr Christopher 22:36, 27 October 2006 (UTC)
