Obsessively criticized but scarcely refuted: A response to Richard Wein
| Abstract | Talk.origins has now officially archived Richard Wein's critique of my book No Free Lunch at http://www.talkorigins.org/design/faqs/nfl. Prior to that, the critique went through several revisions. I take it the critique is now substantially finished. In any case, I am responding to Version 1.0 last modified 04.23.02. My response here is copyright © 2002 and may be reprinted only for personal use. | |||||||||
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