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    From the page: "Evolution involves holding onto your winnings and investing them wisely. You don't even have to know to how to hold onto your winnings. Evolution does it for you; it is the bank in which useful genetic mutations deposit themselves. There is a very slow rate of return,... more

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  • Rated by skylick on Jul 26, 5:30am

    Outstanding article written by Roger Ebert reviewing the dishonesty and ignorance found in the movie "Expelled".
  • Rated by insanityrising on Jun 26, 7:12pm

    From the page: "Evolution involves holding onto your winnings and investing them wisely. You don't even have to know to how to hold onto your winnings. Evolution does it for you; it is the bank in which useful genetic mutations deposit themselves. There is a very slow rate of return, but it's compounded. At the end of one eon, you get your bank statement and find your pittance has grown into an orang utan. At the end of the next eon, it has grown into Charles Darwin. Scientists, at least 99.875 percent of them, believe that in the long run only useful mutations deposit in this bank. Those mutations with no use, or a negative effect, squander their savings in a long-running bunko game, and die forgotten in the gutter."
  • Rated by clayron on Jun 21, 6:22pm

    I want to watch it now.
  • Rated by nugat on Jan 24 2009, 11:34pm

    Roger Ebert, the film critics' critic, gives media twerp Ben Stein a scathing review. For those unaware, Ben Stein sold his soul long ago to write speeches for Nixon, before becoming a bit-part movie actor and gameshow host. I grant Stein an exemption from evolution. Intellectually and ethically, he still dwells in the primordial sludge at the bottom of the sea.
  • Rated by JNevill on Jan 13 2009, 6:14am

    Absolutely stunning review. No wonder it took him 8 months to write this one.
  • Rated by sagaspen on Dec 13 2008, 5:29pm

    The last paragraph really clinched it for me. How nice of Stein to exploit "his own people" for gain.
  • Rated by dzur on Dec 09 2008, 10:53am

    From the page: "Win Ben Stein's mind"
  • Rated by AmandaMarcotte on Dec 08 2008, 10:29am

    From the page: "Oh, go ahead, Ben Stein. Describe. It filled you with hatred for Charles Darwin and his followers, who represent the overwhelming majority of educated people in every nation on earth. It is not difficult for me to describe how you made me feel by exploiting the deaths of millions of Jews in support of your argument for a peripheral Christian belief. It fills me with contempt."
  • Rated by liquidnine on Dec 05 2008, 9:55am

    Love it!