"In The Minds Of Men: Darwin and the New World Order"  Copyright
© 1984, 1987, 1991 by Ian T. Taylor TFE Publishing, Toronto
This book covers several broad topics:  I haven't yet paid much
attention to the history, since old scientific theories are
often obsolete, and new ones should depend only on the evidence
that is valid today. I completely ignored the New World Order
material.  I was impressed at the large number of mistakes in
the scientific arguments. A quick skim turned up these as the
most obvious ones:  There are also some significant omissions -
for example, about the age of the Earth.  Page xiii:
Archaeopteryx "all but proved a hoax"  The accusation in
question was that Archaeopteryx didn't really have feathers.
Supposedly, the feather impressions had been forged a hundred
years ago onto a Compsognathus fossil so that museums would pay
more money.  On page 155, we are told that "it is a true but
extinct bird". These claims are incompatible. Is it a hoaxed
dinosaur, or a true bird? Are feathers al