User talk:Johannes Wiberg

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i did not sneak into the aquatic ape page, this is not a question about evolution, evolution is widely accepted with science, this is a contest between different schools of thought WITHIN SCIENCE about how an aspect of humane evolution happened. your need to appeal to the higher ground of evolution shows how insecure your arguments are, also the way you ignore and delet fully cited data shows that your prejudiced about how the page is read. I am recognising with the encyclopaedia that these ideas are controversial and that science is not fixed but many parts of it are controversial. Your appeal to peer review is just another example of your lack of argument - which peers? the peers you agree with? the journals you read? i am pointing out that as is recognised by philosphers and historians of science that science is not of one mind, and you would be a better scientist and contributor to wikipedia if you recognised this fact. X-mass (talk) 12:25, 25 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Please respond on your talk page when that was where our discussion started, this is common policy on Wikipedia and it will make our exchange much easier. Johanneswiberg (talk) 12:27, 25 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]