David Deming (geologist)

677:, titled "Design, Science and Naturalism" (2008, vol. 90, p. 49-70), Deming concluded that intelligent design cannot be formulated as a scientific hypothesis. To do so, would require abandoning naturalism, uniformity, induction, efficient causation, and repeatability—the essential aspects of scientific methodology that have emerged over twenty-five hundred years. He argues that there is "no evidence of any type to support either scientific or philosophical claims that design can be unambiguously inferred from nature....the apparent irreducible complexity of biological mechanisms may be explained by exaptation or scaffolding." In Deming's view, the argument for design based on "fine-tuning" of the universe is based on an intellectual fallacy of assigning probability to a unique event. He believes that construing the Design Argument as an "inference to the best explanation" rather than as analogical reasoning is essentially an equivocation fallacy that does not rescue the argument from the criticisms advanced by 958:, "a university is a place of many diverse viewpoints where free speech is encouraged." In June 2003, Boren wrote to Deming, saying, "I fully agree with you that your political views should not be included as a factor in your post-tenure review." In a July 24, 2003 email, Dean Snow complained that "it is doubly frustrating that President Boren...has shown such sympathy for Deming.", and wrote that he would try to convince Deming's department head to " basically ignore and then marginalize Deming.… As long as we keep our i's dotted and our t's crossed, all Deming can really do is make noise and cause a bit more paperwork." 685:(1779). Deming concluded that "science came to dominate the world of knowledge honestly by solving its fundamental epistemological problem. . . . cience was able to construct reliable knowledge based on observation by developing the pragmatic criterion of repeatability . . . in contrast religion has never solved the problem of how to establish the veracity and authentic nature of revelation." However, Deming states that it is both counterproductive and a "sin against philosophy" to punish an individual for theistic beliefs, because belief in Design can serve as a powerful inducement to pursue science. 535:

agrarian country into an urban, industrialized nation," and maintained that "petroleum continues to be the lifeblood of our technological civilization." Deming has stated, "human progress depends on abundant and inexpensive energy from fossil fuels, including petroleum," and that "human progress is sustainable only if we maintain an optimistic attitude, continue to increase our prosperity and energy utilization, and invest in education and research." He maintains that "the greatest danger to human civilization today is not environmental degradation, but a return to the ancient plague of pessimism."

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fossil fuels are abundant, reliable, and inexpensive energy sources." He believes "the largest mistake would be to start to move away from petroleum, a proven and economic energy source, to more speculative and expensive sources," pointing out that "natural gas is . . . abundant, relatively inexpensive and environmentally benign," and that "nuclear power has the potential to provide large amounts of power for very long periods of time if low-grade uranium is used in breeder reactors."

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As early as 1995, Deming suggested that "it is entirely plausible that a substantial portion of sex-based cognitive differences may be biological in origin." However, he noted that "individual variations within each gender are greater than differences between genders" and that "discrimination against

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are not sufficiently evolved to add significantly to the world energy budget in the immediate future, arguing that "wind and solar power are . . . intermittent, expensive, unreliable, and incompatible with the existing power grid infrastructure . . . be used directly for transportation. In contrast,

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been motivated in his response to Kletter by the fact that, in his words, "For years, the campus newspaper at the University of Oklahoma had been printing vile attacks on both the right to own guns and people who were part of the gun culture." These remarks included statements that the desire to own

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In a 1994 article co-authored with University of Oklahoma law professor Robert B. Smith, Deming and Smith concluded "the Second Amendment safeguards an individual right; the militia consists of people who have a right to keep and bear arms." In 1997, Deming argued that gun ownership was "net benefit

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In 1998, Deming wrote an editorial where he said that the worldwide borehole temperature record indicated present day temperatures were not anomalously warm: "when compared to the period of time over which human civilization rose, present day temperatures are colder than average. Even if mean global

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Deming reached a final settlement with the University of Oklahoma on October 24, 2000. According to the terms of the settlement, the University agreed that Deming's letter "did not violate the University's sexual harassment/sexual assault policy." The University of Oklahoma also agreed to "not take

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On nature.com, Deming again argued that inequalities in employment statistics could be affected by biological differences, concluding "in previous generations, women were discouraged and actively prevented from choosing careers in the physical sciences. This is no longer true . . . when people with

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There is significant scientific evidence that sex-based differences in spatial and mathematical abilities may be biological in origin. For example, male rats do better in mazes than females. I concede it is possible that those female rats performed poorly because they were distressed by the lack of

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where he argued that there may be "biological differences between the sexes that may contribute to men's tendency to favor engineering . . . . On average, females have better verbal abilities than males. Males, however, tend to be superior in visual-spatial skills and mathematics, both of which may

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The amount of climatic warming that has taken place in the past 150 years is poorly constrained, and its cause--human or natural--is unknown. There is no sound scientific basis for predicting future climate change with any degree of certainty. If the climate does warm, it is likely to be beneficial

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in 2003, Deming claimed that "the seminal event that transformed the United States into an industrial and technological powerhouse" was the discovery of oil at Spindletop, Texas, in 1901. He argued that "the cheap energy provided by abundant oil allowed the U.S. to transform itself from a rural,

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in California. From 1992 through 2003, Deming was an assistant and associate professor in the School of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Oklahoma. An outspoken and controversial professor, Deming was involved in two major disputes with the OU administration, one leading to a lawsuit.

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Women in US colleges receive better grades than men and are more likely to graduate. On average, US women live five years longer than men, and therefore receive five additional years of Social Security payments. Wouldn't it be fairer if the retirement age for men was five years earlier than for

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Deming has criticized "sustainability" as a misleading concept, a chimera," at least as far as it pertains to technology, pointing out that "present day technologies and practices are never sustainable, nor should we expect them to be . . . . rojections of current technology into the future are

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In 2001, Deming, writing about the field of higher education, opined that "the bias against men in my profession is so profound, that it is now a universally accepted cultural norm in professional and academic communities." Deming has admitted that "Western Civilization has a long history of

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Nancy Mergler, complaining that Deming was "pursuing academic and personal interests outside of and not supportive of the School's mission." The letter warned that if Mr. Stephenson's concerns were not addressed, "his efforts and donations on behalf of the School will not continue."

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of peak oil production as flawed because "Hubbert-type analyses . . . depend on an estimate of the total resource size . . . the history of resources assessments shows that in the last 50 years, estimates of oil reserves have risen as fast or faster than cumulative oil production."

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to our society," and described the Second Amendment as protecting "an inalienable natural right...that exists whether it is in the Bill of Rights or not." In a 2013 article in the Wall Street Journal he wrote an article entitled "What the Oil Business Could Learn From the NRA".

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and concluded "the magnitude of the observed warning . . . is still within the range of estimated natural variability . . . a cause and effect relationship between anthropogenic activities and climatic warming cannot be demonstrated unambiguously at the present time."

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The Dean of the Colleges of Geosciences, John T. Snow, sent an alarming letter to Deming that excoriated him for expressing himself, accused him of lowering morale, and berated him for upsetting the president's office by occasioning a large number of phone calls from

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misogyny," but insisted that "there is no institutional or private employer in the US today that openly discriminates against women." He argued that equity does not require numerical equality, and claimed that women in the US enjoy some specific advantages over men:

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professor Julia Ehrhardt complained that she was "insulted" by Deming's letter which "intimates that . . . a woman is merely the sum of her sexual parts." However, Deming found support for his views in the wider community. Legal assistance was provided by the

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As described by FIRE, "Roger Slatt, Director of the School of Geology and Geophysics, began to unconstitutionally monitor Deming's letters to the newspaper and include them in three professional evaluations, until directed to stop by OU President

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In December 2003, the University of Oklahoma "removed from his department, stripped him of most of his classes, and moved his office to a converted basement lab, all while claiming to respect the principles of academic freedom." According to the

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In March 2000, the University of Oklahoma dismissed the sexual harassment charges filed against Deming. However, four of the complainants filed appeals, resulting in a closed hearing before a faculty panel that took place on April 27, 2000. The

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against a group of administrators at the University of Oklahoma, including "Roger Slatt, director of the School of Geology and Geophysics, and J.T. Snow, dean of the College of Geosciences." On December 24, 2005, the

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women? Ninety-three percent of all people incarcerated in US prisons are men. If equity is synonymous with numerical equality, then why don't we start paroling men earlier and begin prosecuting women more vigorously?"

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are either wrong, disingenuous, or misleading." He has called carbon taxes "stupidity taxes" and argued that carbon dioxide is not a pollutant and that warm temperatures are generally beneficial for human beings.

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editorial by Oreskes where she wrote "we need to stop repeating nonsense about the uncertainty of global warming," Deming quoted Francis Bacon's admonition, "if we begin in certainty, we will end in doubts."

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Vicki Miles-Lagrange on Friday denied the University's motion to dismiss the lawsuit." Deming and OU later reached a settlement out of court, with Deming transferring to the College of Arts and Sciences.

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theories and has pointed out that "predictions of imminent oil shortages have been made throughout the twentieth century . . . all previous predictions have been false." He has criticized the

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Deming has consistently opposed affirmative action for women, arguing that inequalities in employment statistics do not necessarily arise from discriminatory practices.

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reported that "it continued to unconstitutionally monitor his communication with newspapers." OU reportedly considered Deming's public opinions in his annual reviews.

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to humanity rather than harmful. In my opinion, it would be foolish to establish national energy policy on the basis of misinformation and irrational hysteria.

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enables her to 'quickly and easily' have sex with 'as many random people' as she wants. Her possession of an unregistered vagina also equips her to work as a

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always invalid because technology does not stand still . . . . echnological progress is our birthright and destiny." In 2003, speaking at a meeting of the

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predictions, citing "media hysteria . . . generated by journalists who don't understand the provisional and uncertain nature of scientific knowledge."

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characterized the settlement as a "free speech victory," and concluded "a college campus, of all places, ought to encourage the free flow of ideas."

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Deming, David (28 February 2000). "Harassment Complaint Is Filed Against U. of Oklahoma Professor Who Compared Woman's Sexuality to a Handgun".

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of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention. If notability cannot be shown, the article is likely to be

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My hat's off to professor Deming. Gun owners are tired of being blamed for the acts of criminals. Deming's comparison of a vagina to a

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as stating "too little is known about how the climate system works to overhaul economies in an effort to affect it." According to the

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illustrates the frustration that so many law-abiding citizens feel in the wake of continued attacks on Second Amendment rights.

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Deming, David (2001). "Oil: Are We Running Out?". In Downey, Marlan W.; Threet, Jack C.; Morgan, William Andrew (eds.).

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This article is about the University of Oklahoma geologist. For the Harvard Graduate School of Education economist, see

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temperature were to rise another degree, it would still be colder than it has been for much of the last 10,000 years."

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any adverse action against Dr. Deming or retaliate against him in any way." In a November 1, 2000, editorial, the

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Deming, David (19 March 2005). "How Consensus on Global Warming is Used to Justify Draconian Reform".

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Deming, David (16 June 1995). "Climatic Warming in North America: Analysis of Borehole Temperatures".

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guns was "an addiction," and "an irrational need for empowerment," comparisons of NRA members to "the

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Spotts, P. N. (8 December 2006). "Global Warming: a Few Skeptics Still Ask Why It's Happening".

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different abilities and inclinations make decisions in a free society, inequalities result."

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Deming, David (13 June 1995). "A second look at gender distribution among AGU Fellows".

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Deming, David (25 January 2007). "Oklahoma Should Not Copy California's Stupidity Tax".

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Ehrhardt, J. (25 February 2000). "A Woman is Not Merely the Sum of Her Sexual Parts".

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Deming, David; Smith, R. (8 December 1994). "Amendment Guarantees Bearing of Arms".

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in 1988. Prior to his arrival at the University of Oklahoma in 1992, Deming held a

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on March 4, 2000, were almost entirely in Deming's favor. As one writer explained:

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as "an artful and deceptive propaganda film" and stated that "the claims made in

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is an honor and essential task, not a distraction . . . . The days of academic "

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Hinton, M. (27 July 2004). "OU Professor Sues Regents Over Office Eviction".

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Brainard, A. (25 August 1994). "Owners are Irrational about New Gun Laws".

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A major impetus to Deming's transfer was evidently the dissatisfaction of

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Deming is the author of more than thirty research papers and the textbook

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Minty, C. (23 March 2000). "OU Professor Cleared of Sexual Harassment".

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Deming, David (4 May 2007). "Inconvenient Truths about Global Warming".

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Perri, L. (4 April 1995). "Campus Events Require Unbiased Security".

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Deming's remarks were criticized on campus, often by self-identified

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Shibley, R. L. (23 February 2005). "Professor's Case Exposes Bias".

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Deming, David (5 October 2006), "Inhofe Correct on Global Warming",

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Burke, M. (7 December 2006). "OU Professor Denies Global Warming".

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based on a mythological primitive harmony that has never existed."

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individuals . . . arises from ignorance and should be condemned."

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Deming, David (23 April 1997). "Gun Ownership Benefits Society".

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Deming, David (4 December 1998). "Men, Women Not Created Equal".

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and attorney Andrew W. Lester. Reader's letters published by the

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committee on the Environmental and Public Works, concluding that

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Please help to demonstrate the notability of the topic by citing

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Ahmad, B. (21 April 1997). "Guns Should be Outlawed in the US".

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student Joni Kletter's February 18, 2000, syndicated article on

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Although OU had promised not to retaliate against Deming, the

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Deming during testimony before the United States Senate, 2006.

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Singleton, J. (1 March 2007). "It's Getting Hot in Here".

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Deming, David (29 November 2007). "Wind Power Overrated".

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of environmental thought, and has consistently criticized

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Boren, D. L. (1 July 2001). "An Oklahoman Action Plan".

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Deming, David (1998). "Are resources really limited?".

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proper role models, but somehow this seems implausible.

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In February 2000, Deming wrote a letter criticizing

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