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History Forum / General / Ancient History / November 2007Geology students confirm Carboniferous human skull cap in blind tests
After I tested my third grade students on how to identify fossil pictures, I did another test on senior students in the geology department of a national university. Eighty percent of the students identfied correctly all the fossil pictures, including the micrographs of the Carboniferous human skull cap. The remaining 20% got wrong answers, possibly because they were afraid their teacher Mr. Please Myer might flunk them. The tests were all conducted in an all-blind, double-blind method. > After I tested my third grade students on how to identify fossil > pictures, I did another test on senior students in the geology [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > their teacher Mr. Please Myer might flunk them. > The tests were all conducted in an all-blind, double-blind method. The fossil pictures were in braille? > After I tested my third grade students on how to identify fossil > pictures, I did another test on senior students in the geology > department of a national university. Eighty percent of the students > identfied correctly all the fossil pictures, including the > micrographs of the Carboniferous human skull cap. Were they Catholic Cardinals or Jewish? > The remaining 20% got wrong answers, possibly because they were afraid > their teacher Mr. Please Myer might flunk them. Looks to me like no one is going to buy your "man is old as coal" crap no matter what name you use. > The tests were all conducted in an all-blind, double-blind method. So what were the other pictures of? If you do not have the answer to that then you do not know what a double blind test is which is obvious as you did not describe the results of a double blind test. But why don't you stick your foot in it first? ed conrad is ed conrad whatever names he uses -an will take him no maore seriously > After I tested my third grade students on how to identify fossil > pictures, I did another test on senior students in the geology [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > their teacher Mr. Please Myer might flunk them. > The tests were all conducted in an all-blind, double-blind method. |
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