On Naval Timber

Were the seeds the result of artificial selection to produce curved wood for house or shipbuilding? Or were the saplings pruned and trained for the same reason? @Hollyonline - Image from 1831 book Darwin & Wallace plagiarised and then serial lied about: https://t.co/E8QuuMzsSL pic.twitter.com/cGT2h8GQMI

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) April 22, 2019

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There are nearly identically bent trees about half a mile south west of Symonds Yat Rock! (picture doesn't show them very well) pic.twitter.com/vp9PsKMwUP

— Marcin Zielinski (@rat_biker_83) April 22, 2019

Matthew's Tree and Darwin's Tree - Just another tree coincidence amongst so many

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Not exactly Matthew's drawing in this case was to explain how to train a tree to make bent planks for naval ship building. Of course he saw naval power and sea travel as key to which nation would be fittest to survive. Darwin's was of Matthew's ramification (branching) of species

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Dysology) April 18, 2019

Google Trashed Darwin's Reputation with New facts About What he Really Was and how Credulous Many Scientists Really Are

Without Google, things would be so much nicer for dead Darwin and Wallace worshippers and for Richard Dawkins' worshipping fans https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/apr/17/would-life-be-happier-without-google-i-spent-a-week-finding-out#comment-128141898 .

Just one example of how new independently verifiable bombshell facts that disrupt so called scientific "establishment" credulous beliefs influence the mere opinions of the general public to be incurious when the "establishment" refuses to face new facts https://t.co/K2QXOa8nvK pic.twitter.com/qqrrZtrtiK

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) April 17, 2019

April Fools such as Stepen Jay Gould

The original meaning of 'April Fools' #AprilFools is a little different than how we see it today. Note also, it does not mention there being a day. Could it have gone on for a month, traditionally?

Found with the #IDD research Method [@DrMarkGriffiths]https://t.co/toQBT39ExD pic.twitter.com/SgwclbMch9

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) April 1, 2019

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We can, traditionally, keep this up the month. But IDD research breakthrough [https://t.co/Nli3gCzRvO] revealing that once hidden fact would not be eligible for #Managerial💩idiot-REF entry https://t.co/toQBT39ExD

Interestingly, the book belonged to biologist Stephen Jay Gould pic.twitter.com/XPLmbrPSRN

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) April 1, 2019