Intelligent Design Society of Kansas
Meeting Minutes
September 2, 2002
Sam brought cookies. Thanks Sam!
Meeting called to order. We decide we need to hold elections. Since there's
only five of us, we just divide up the jobs as follows:
Sam McCain President
Mary Davis Tresurerer
Douglas Lucine Sgt at arms
Joseph Druski Chief researcher
Thomas Lee (me) Secretary
We decide on having daily meetings until our research takes off. Sam asks
everyone to come up with something to research.
September 3, 2002
Meeting called to order. Began by asking if anyone had any new reseach to
discuss. Joe might have a lead, but it's still in the planning phase.
David notes the lack of any food and snacks. We vote and decide to
take turns bringing snacks.
September 4, 2002
Meeting called to order. Everyone thought is was someone else's turn to
bring something. I point out that we never said who would go first. We
decide Joseph should be first.
No research projects to report. There is general agreement that coming up with
stuff to research is really hard.
September 5, 2002
Meeting called to order. Joe brought a pumpkin pie.
We decide on weekly meetings.
September 12, 2002
Mary brought mayo-free potato salad. There is general agreement
it is pretty good.
Joseph has an idea to use eggs to show how chickens couldn't have
evolved. We all agree this is an excellent idea.
Mary gave Joe $1.25 out of petty cash to buy eggs.
September 19, 2002
It was David's turn to bring snacks, but he forgot.
Joseph reports that the "egg experiment" succeeded beyond our wildest
dreams: the eggs didn't evolve at all and are way too complicated to
have formed randomly. Good job Joe!
David volunteers to write up Joe's results in Microsoft Word and
submit it to Nature.
September 26, 2002
No snacks (again).
David reports that Nature rejected the "egg" article. There is
general agreement that they're in on it.
October 3, 2002
We decided to take a break in the meetings to allow Joe time to
scientificate on more research.
July 29, 2005
Joe reported that the eggs still haven't evolved, and are still way too
complex to have evolved in the first place. (But they do stink.)
Nobody has any other ideas for research yet.