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A California creationist is offering a $10,000 challenge to anyone who can prove in front of a judge that science contradicts the literal interpretation of the book of Genesis.

Myron Ebell, director of the centre for energy and environment at the right-leaning US thinktank Competitive Enterprise Institute, and one of the US's most prominent climate sceptics, told the Guardian: "The science contradicts the modellers' dire predictions.

The finding, reported in the July 21 issue of Science, contradicts the long-held belief that the tropics remained warm and stable while ice sheets waxed and waned nearer the Earth's poles.

Since forests hold carbon, the net effect is to boost greenhouse gases, he calculated in the journal Science, contradicting earlier studies that found ethanol had a lower carbon footprint.

"All along, I never encountered anything in science that contradicts religion," El Baz said.

In other words, science directly contradicts one of our many romantic shibboleths: that women should play a passive role and wait for the man to approach, which helps explain why women end up going home alone and mistakenly thinking that they are not attractive enough.

Nonetheless the data gathered for it, with a precision rarely seen in social science, directly contradicted Dr. Wilson's notions.

The NYPD's social science is contradicted by decades of research showing there is no single path to terrorism and no single terrorist profile.