The trouble with Richard Lewontin
by Deniz Cem Önduygu
is that while he accuses all science of being ideological, it seems like he’s justifying the strong ideology behind his own writing.
is that while he accuses all science of being ideological, it seems like he’s justifying the strong ideology behind his own writing.
is that she’s surrounded by people who won’t let her sing jazz.
is that he was skeptical in intellectual matters, but believed implicitly in the maxims that he had imbibed at his mother’s knee in moral matters. (Bertrand Russell, Why I Am Not a Christian)
is that they lack tact when dealing with people they feel superior to.
is that very few of them actually are as remarkable as they look.
is that he trusts intuitions so much that he could even reject the Copernican Revolution.
is that he is an overratacrşjlstvia<rxd fxzoe rzsadszp ecr yf
is that, given his passion and expertise of the vernacular, he could be more useful as a mayor.
is that he is a great art theorist on the condition that he’s put in a time-machine and sent back to the 1910s.
is that he is marvelous at asking good questions but sucks at answering them.
