Squonk:
>
> The categorisation contemporary biologists use was invented by Aristotle.
> The term, 'Physics' has its root in, 'phusis' which means nature.
> Also, Aristotle felt nature was teleological, something contemporary science
> has a problem with but the MOQ does not.
> Aristotle's physics, if we may call it that? was ethical, something
> contemporary science has a problem with but the MOQ does not.
> Also, it has been said that if the Nobel prize could be given posthumously,
> then Aristotle should get it for discovering DNA.
>
> And you honestly think Jonathan knows what he's talking about do you?
More about Aristotle that many of us already know, but no engagement of
anything I wrote, let alone anything Jonathan wrote.
And if you look a little closer to what I had written, rather than
concentrating on Aristotle, you'll see that I never commented on any of the
substance of what you or Jonathan wrote. I stuck to the rhetorical methods in
which you chose to (mis)engage Jonathan's essay.
But, since you ask, yes, I do tend to trust what Jonathan says over what you
say.
Matt
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