Letters to the Editor

Re: Refuting Darwin

Dear Frank,

I read your Darwin article with interest - keep chipping away! (Wasn't there an old 60's popsong about a stubborn goat - ram to rhyme - and a dam, ending: "Oops there goes a billion kilowatt dam")

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However, I realised as I read it that you may not know the amazing tale of the Peppered moth and it could be the basis for an article in SCR sometime. I assume you are aware of the Nature Institute. In case not I am sending you the URLs. I am not techno-savvy enough to get the links on to this page so have sent you 2 more emails with a link on each one - one to the peppered moth article the other to the Nature Institute. The peppered moth article should blow you away!

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Thank you so much for your brilliant e-magazine/review,

Graham Kennish

(Steiner/Waldorf science teacher and teacher trainer)

 

The two urls Graham sent are:

http://www.natureinstitute.org/txt/ch/moth.htm

http://www.natureinstitute.org/

 

After receiving his mail, a few days after my �Refuting Darwin� article appeared, I appended the peppered moth url to the article. And the Nature Institute is an old friend, so much so that we regularly republish Steve Talbott�s articles. See Steve�s article in this issue. �[Ed.]


Re: Anthroposophical Guidelines

Dear Frank,

Thank you for your translations of Steiner's Leading Thoughts and even the new name [Anthroposophical Guidelines] which I like. I have been following them but not copying them. I now have been copying them into a single file but cannot located four of them from the archives. I wonder if you could post these four again on the list for me and perhaps others who would want to copy them and have not. Thanks once again, and I really have appreciated your contributions over the years and on the many lists and articles I have come across.

Best wishes,
Dermond Murray

 

These �Anthroposophical Guidelines� are also being sent daily to a discussion list of which Dermond is a member. He is referring to the archives of that list. [Ed.]