Some of you out there might be interested in the documentary, A FLOCK OF DODOS, playing currently on Showtime. The subject is the circus going on between the concepts of evolution and its counter, intelligent design — and it most certainly is a circus. If you have a chance to watch this delightful film, do so. It is most enlightening about the logistics, complexity, support and resistance concerning one of the most baffling debates to come along so far in the 21st century.
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