At another website I wrote a comment about a professional idiot.

In Steve Fuller’s Words: Intelligent Design

Human Ape says:

“Even if intelligent design theory appears to enjoy less scientific support than neo-Darwinism, it is nevertheless more likely to promote faith in the scientific enterprise than neo-Darwinism itself.”

What Mr. Fuller calls “intelligent design theory” enjoys zero scientific support. Virtually every biologist in the world laughs at it.

Why does Mr. Fuller use the words faith and scientific in the same sentence? Faith is a religious word. Scientists have no use for it.

Why does Mr. Fuller call intelligent design a scientific theory when every educated person knows it’s a childish idiotic religious fantasy?

Why does Mr. Fuller use the words “intelligent design” when he really means “supernatural magic”? Does he really think he’s fooling anyone when he calls magic “design”? Does he think calling magic by another name makes it less childish?

Also, why does Mr. Fuller call evolution “neo-Darwinism”? Evolution is called “evolution”.

Has Mr. Fuller ever made any scientific discoveries?

I didn’t think so.

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From wikipedia about Steve Fuller (the science denier):

Fuller appeared in the 2008 film Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, in which he told interviewer Ben Stein:

If you take seriously that evolution has to do with the transition of life forms, and that life and death are just natural processes, then one gets to be liberal about abortion and euthanasia. All of those kinds of ideas seem to me follow very naturally from a Darwinian perspective-- a deprivileging of human beings, basically. And I think people who want to endorse Darwinism have to take this kind of viewpoint very seriously.^[25] 

Steve Fuller apparently believes life and death are magical processes.

Steve Fuller = professional retard.

This professional asshole needs to be kicked in the head a few thousand times.