Sometimes a good interview provides the quickest route to understanding the significance of new discoveries. This article provides a link to a most telling interview with Myles Power of the League of Nerds. Readers and listeners are invited to comment and debate the significance of the 'New Data'.
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The Book that proves it more likely than not that Matthew DID influence Darwin and Wallace pre-1858, goes on to reveal six deliberate lies that Darwin told to achieve primacy over Matthew, and provides an affirmative plagiarism check to claim, it is beyond all reasonable doubt, that both Darwin and Wallace Committed the world's greatest science fraud when each claimed no prior knowledge of Matthew's prominently published discovery.
Until the publication of Nullius in Verba (Sutton 2014 2016), the orthodox Darwinist history of scientific discovery had it that Patrick Matthew (in 1831), Alfred Wallace (in 1855 & 1858) and Charles Darwin (between 1837 & 1859) all discovered Natural Selection independently of anyone else and independently of one another.
Click on the link below to listen to an interview on what we might now make of the newly discovered evidence that naturalists known to Darwin and Wallace DID in fact - contrary to prior history of biology and scientific discovery 'knowledge beliefs' - read Patrick Matthew's prior published hypothesis of Natural Selection - and then went on to play major roles at the epicenter of influence on the pre 1858 published ideas of both Darwin and Wallace.
Click here to listen to the 2014 interview between Myles Power and Mike Sutton https://www.youtube.com /watch?v=V2uBn-gUU4c
My own conclusion that Darwin committed the World's greatest science fraud is based on a wealth of further new evidence, which includes but is by no means limited to my further unique Big Data facilitated discoveries that Darwin told six audacious and independently verifiable lies to achieve primacy over Matthew, plagiarized his 1831 text, lobbied hard, but unsuccessfully to have the rules of of scientific priority changed so that better known scholars such as he would have priority over lesser known first discoverers if they worked out more of the details of the importance of that prior-discovery and had many years earlier engaged in unethical semi-fraudulent vainglorious misappropriation of the little-known discoveries of others.
Ultimately, it matters not one jot what I think the newly discovered data adds up to. What matters is what, dear reader and listener, you think the new data means.
Is it now more likely than not that Matthew did - in some way - influence Darwin and Wallace by 'knowledge contamination'? If like me you do think so, then surely it does not now matter that Darwin found a host of confirming evidence for Matthew's prior published hypothesis. Because it is, currently at least, a scientific fact that no amount of confirmatory evidence finding can transmute a prior discovery into your own.
You are warmly invited to write and debate what you think the new evidence means in the comments section below.
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