jimmcginn{at}yahoo.com (Jim McGinn) wrote 

> [moderator's note: I'd caution Brian and everyone else that
> discussion in s.b.e. is hardly authoritative. While we have
> our share of sober-minded evolution professionals, we also have
> our share of eager tyros, and perhaps more than our share of
> just plain contrariness. It may be a useful source of references
> in the professional literature, however, and in many cases, the
> talk.origins FAQ documents are also useful, at www.talkorigins.org.
> Good luck. - JAH]

As I explain previously, the logic of Hamilton's kin selection 
pivots off of nothing but an erroneous application of english 
(specifically it involves misusage of the word share which 
involves two different meanings of the word being used 
interchangeably).  When this misusage is corrected Hamilton's 
kin selection falls like a house of cards.  This is true 
regardless of whether the person investigating it is or is not 
a "sober-minded evolution professional."

[moderator's note: I agree that one should examine Jim's previous
claims on this matter. - JAH]

Jim
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