Jim Wheeler
BS, USNA, Annapolis, 1959; MSA, The Geo. Washington U., 1975; Submariner, Commander, USN, 1959 - 1981; Aerospace battery engineer & mgr., 1981 - 1999; Political affiliation: Mainly of the Democratic persuasion but not a fan of the extremes on either side.
Copyright Notice
Still Skeptical After All These Years by James R Wheeler is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at jwheeler59@me.com. Copyright 2015 James R. Wheeler
Tag Archives: archeology
Historical Adventure in the Confederate Navy
A recent post by my blogging friend Indiana Jen inspired me to think about history, seamanship and careers. In it she recommends what turns out to be an outstanding article in Archaeology Magazine about a shipwreck a few hundred … Continue reading
Ultimate Genealogy
To me, one of the great joys of life is the present availability of information. The refinement of objective information through scientific collaboration and competition has converged with the internet to provide unprecedented access. In a variety of fields such … Continue reading
Posted in Creationism, Darwin, Religion, Science / Engineering
Tagged Africa, archeology, belief, cave men, Darwin, evolution, genealogy, genetic variation, human origins, knowledge, science, Scientific American
1 Comment
![Lake Dillon and a Tree [In Explore]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53731226172_4004cbfea4_s.jpg "Lake Dillon and a Tree [In Explore]")
Still Skeptical After All These Years 