Unlike the serious sciences (e.g., quantum electrodynamics, which is accurate up to 14 decimal places), evolution has become an exercise in filling holes by digging others. Fortunately, the cognitive dissonance associated with this exercise can't be suppressed indefinitely, so occasionally evolutionists fess-up that some gaping hole really is there and can't be filled simply by digging another hole. Such admissions, of course, provide ready material for evolution critics like me. Indeed, it's one of the few pleasures in this business sticking it to the evolutionists when they make some particularly egregious admission. MORE.