Weisberg

Slate editor Jacob Weisberg is an unabashed fan - the magazine is running 25 pieces from the book over two months and webcasting several episodes of the Clive James Show - which makes sense.

GreenCine Daily: Weekend shorts. 2007

Weisberg is one of those people whose verbal slickness exceeds his intellectual powers.

A Death in North Carolina 2006

Weisberg is one of those people whose verbal slickness exceeds his intellectual powers.

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Weisberg is one of those people whose verbal slickness exceeds his intellectual powers.

Defending President Bush–Or, Rather, Defending Honest Journalism 2006

While Weisberg is not a scientist, he is a product of academia that has clearly bought into the message peddled by people like Dawkins and Pinker, all in the Name of Science.

Atheists Speak Out 2005

Unless Weisberg considers a handful of fuzzy, weakly supported speculations (many which contradict each other) to be a scientific explanation, Weisberg is misleading his readers with this claim.

Atheists Speak Out 2005

Unless Weisberg considers a handful of fuzzy, weakly supported speculations (many which contradict each other) to be a scientific explanation, Weisberg is misleading his readers with this claim.

Atheists Speak Out 2005

Aha! Weisberg is telling us his real views here that most likely reflect the views of his mentors.

Atheists Speak Out 2005

I would suggest that Weisberg is simply helping to popularize the message of the Darwinian fundamentalists, a message he has uncritically embraced.

Atheists Speak Out 2005

Weisberg is a man with savant syndrome — "someone who has special abilities that stand in stark contrast to his overall handicap," according to Darold Treffert, a Wisconsin psychiatrist whose book Extraordinary People (2000) examines the cases of mentally disabled and autistic people with unusual talents.

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