Faldage: Well, you've convinced me
I ain' spending no $24 on this book.
Etaoin: JAMES P.HOGAN? I allus thought
he was a science-fiction writer...
Milum: Ah, you two. Do you two not realize that your banal clichés are serving the interests of the self-interest consensus?
James P. Hogan: " This book is not concerned with cranks and simple die-hards, who are entitled to their foibles and come as part of life's pattern. Rather, it looks at instances of present day orthodoxies tenaciously defending beliefs in the
face of what would appear to be verified fact and
plain logic, or doggedly closing eyes and minds to
ideas whose time has surely come. In short,
where scientific authority seems to be functioning
more in the role of religion protecting doctrine and putting down heresy than championing the spirit
of free inquiry that science should be."
Faldage, you are much the spendthrift, when
James P.'s book achieves paperback status
I'll send you a copy. Free.
Etaoin, so? 
