Tag: Bruce Chapman
A Colleague’s True Confession — “I Attempted to Edit Wikipedia”
We’re experimenting with Facebook Live, allowing us to stream live video from within the offices of Discovery Institute’s Center for Science & Culture.
Dawkins (Not) at Berkeley – The Best Irony
He helped get Ben Stein de-platformed as a commencement speaker at the University of Vermont over — you guessed it — Stein’s take on evolution.
Discovery Institute’s Chapman, Buri, and West Sign Joint Statement on Academic Freedom
The admonishment from Robert George and Cornel West is eloquent, important — and frankly, long overdue.
Leap Before You Look: Reflections on the Mission and “Evolution” of Discovery Institute
I helped form Discovery Institute 25 years ago and over that period, if I may use the term, it has evolved.
Bruce Chapman on “Hide the Decline,” the Mantra of Corruption
Discovery Institute President Bruce Chapman has written an insightful essay examining the broader significance of the ClimateGate scandal, including its implications for the Darwin-ID debate. Noting that certain major media outlets have tried to spike the ClimateGate story, Chapman observes that “the story is just too compelling to suppress in other outlets and on the Internet.” But he goes on to ask: what will it take for the media to take up the exactly parallel case of scientists who question the ability of Darwinian natural selection to explain the origin of life and the development of species? In several instances (the Richard Sternberg case, the Guillermo Gonzalez case), email trails have shown a similar attitude of entitlement and coercion. And Read More ›