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Nelson in São Paulo, Brazil
| April 4, 2008 | Posted by Paul Nelson under Intelligent Design |
I’ll be participating in this three-day seminar on Darwinism and design at Mackenzie Presbyterian University in the heart of São Paulo. Mackenzie is one of the oldest and most distinguished private universities in Brazil, and they’ve invited Brazilians scientists, such as evolutionary geneticist Dr. Aldo Mellender de Araújo, to participate in the event.
Looking forward to some Brazilian sunshine, after an interminable Chicago winter…
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Have a blast Dr. Nelson, South America is a beautiful place, especially during North America’s winter season.
Sounds like a good time. Let us know how the food is.
Greetings, Paul:
I’m so jealous! I’m sure you will find Brazil much more clement than rainy Ithaca. But, if you’re ever back in collegetown, I would be honored to treat you to dinner, and you can regale me with tales from the tropics.
–Allen
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Good grief, Allen: Tales from the tropics? You just sounded like Darwin way back in the 1830s when he visited Brazil. For your info: wherever Brazil turns to so will the rest of Latin America (Nixon)!!!
Ah, but I’ve never been to the tropics at all, and so anything anybody tells me about them would qualify as “tales”.