Court Of Appeal Vindicates Biologist Jeremy Griffith’s Treatise On The Origins Of The Human Condition

 

On 7 October 2010, the NSW Court of Appeal unanimously overturned an earlier Supreme Court finding concerning a defamatory 1995 Four Corners program about FIX THE WORLD (then known as the Foundation for Humanity's Adulthood). In a momentous judgment for our project, for science and for the future of the human race, the Court of Appeal recognised the unorthodox nature of Jeremy Griffith’s explanation of the origins and amelioration of the human condition, finding that the lower Court did ‘not adequately consider’ ‘the nature and scale of its subject matter’, in particular ‘that the work was a grand narrative explanation from a holistic approach, involving teleological elements’.

 

On 16 December 2010 FIX THE WORLD published a full page advertisement in The Australian newspaper featuring a commentary by FIX THE WORLD Patron Tim Macartney-Snape on the momentous vindication of Jeremy Griffith’s treatise on the origins and amelioration of the human condition.

 

READ THE TEXT OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT

 

Since the advertisement was an abridged version of Tim Macartney-Snape’s full commentary on the Court of Appeal’s ruling you can read Tim Macartney-Snape’s unabridged commentary.

 

READ THE UNABRIDGED COMMENTARY

 

FIX THE WORLD band The Denialators performed at the party we had to celebrate our victory!

 

WATCH A VIDEO OF THE DENIALATORS

 

FIX THE WORLD patrons Jeremy Griffith and Tim Macartney-Snape compiled an essay titled ‘Persecution of FIX THE WORLD for Exposing the Human Condition’, which is the best overview of our stunning victory over persecution.

 

READ ‘PERSECUTION OF THE FIX THE WORLD FOR EXPOSING THE HUMAN CONDITION’