Andy Schlafly’s New Project
Those who used to spend some time on Talk.origins will never forget the duo of Andy and Roger Schlafly and some of the most bizarre claims to surface even in a newsgroup designed to attract the bizarred and weird from useful groups.
Andy has a new project: Conservapedia
Yes, that’s right. Wikipedia is liberally biased.
A fine start includes that under biological terms -e-, there is no term evolution currently listed. What is going to be fun is to watch the fight over how to define such words because old earth creationists, young earth creationists, and intelligent design advocates are all going to have to debate which is correct using….arguments against evolution.
Roger and Andy are still notorious on talk.origins–this search should bring up some of the fun. In terms of who is crazier and dumber between Roger and Andy, it’s sort of a race to the bottom.
February 21st, 2007 at
Yes, that’s right. Wikipedia is liberally biased.
No, you’re wrong. The problem isn’t that Wikipedia is liberally biased, but that, as Stephen Colbert astutely observed “…reality has a liberal bias.” The only was to build a “conservapedia” is to describe a non-existent reality, in other words a fantasy.
March 15th, 2007 at
I just visited Conservapedia. I heard about this site on NPR. It was hard to believe that the site was not a parody. Talk about Spin!
I whole heartedly agree with Keanus. Though I may visit the sight from time to time, as I convert all of my work to “faith-based” metallurgy, organic chemistry, high energy physics, and computer programming.
June 8th, 2007 at
[...] Her tweedle sons Roger and Andy were infamous for spreading perhaps the most bizarre spin known to the early Internets. Andy Schlafly is apparently still at it. This time, he finds that the truth just isn’t true enough so a newer, truer, super-truthy wiki was in order. A.S. was just the man for the job and thus from out his A.S.S. he birthed “Conservapedia” (giving rational conservatives everywhere a black eye). [...]