you are right about the vector-valued integration – and therefore, I was wrong: I saw a problem where none was. My apologies to you, and to P. Olofsson whom I may have lead astray with my previous comment.

and now the journal is two years behind.

Accepting publications and then delaying the publishing process is annoying and can not be accepted. Thus, it would be appreciable if the name of the journal in question could be disclosed. Other researcher would then have the chance to omit it.

It was accepted at a peer-reviewed journal that was a year behind in its publication schedule. We waited and waited … and waited, and now the journal is two years behind. So we withdrew it and resubmitted to another journal.

Dear Dr. Dembski,

I can’t tell you how gratifying it is to see you respond to this. The implication all along has been that you’ve been hiding something.

I would think that even those who are critical of your work might find it of some interest and present more of a helpful attitude and less “gotcha!”

Haha, haha! I know, what have I been smoking?

Here’s a suggestion for your next book:

The Benign Inference: The Bridge Between Mathematics and Real People.

I’ve wondered that myself since he is so “concerned.”

Why don’t you write a scientific paper on this subject?