Just print the PDF version onto full-sheet sticker paper, then cut out disclaimers and apply to books. Give some to your kids to take to school. Leave some next to the appropriate books at your local bookstore. And for extra good fun, sticker your friends' books when they're not looking.

In case you're curious, wording for the top left disclaimer is taken verbatim from the sticker (view) designed by Georgia's Cobb County School District ("A community with a passion for learning" is their motto). Really! Their school board actually plagiarized Alabama's evolution disclaimer (view). The other disclaimers are my variants that explore the real the motivations of the delusional, anti-science folks who tend to migrate to positions of power on school boards across the country. My naive hope is that the above stickers might deter other school districts from using disclaimers to shield children from developing a science-based view of reality. It's at least worth a try. Mainly it just encourages hate mail.

Check out my other projects and half-baked ideas at The Axis of Evo blog.
Thanks for visiting! Colin Purrington, cpurrin1@swarthmore.edu.

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