There's no such thing, since ID isn't science. Even your buddy Michael Behe admits that in order for ID to be science, Astrology, Alchemy, New Age, Wicca, etc must also be science.
Actually, astrology would be much closer to science than ID since astrology actually makes predictions that can be tested.
Why does no one think to offset budget deficits but spending money more responsibly? That's what they used to do, right?
However in a 1998 study, Japanese researchers found that while grape juice still had antioxidative benefits, it did not significantly lower LDL cholesterol levels compared to red wine.
From the Yale-New Haven Hospital website http://www.ynhh.org/online/nutrition/advisor/red_wine.html
Teaching computer science in middle school and high school is probably no more appropriate than teaching mechanical engineering at those levels. What schools really need to be teaching are maths outside of the calculus track--logic, as you said, along with combinatorics, graph theory, geometry, set theory, and a number of other things that are important as foundations to the sciences (including computer science) and engineering disciplines in general. Computer science topics could serve as examples of applications of those mathematical foundations, just as physics is used as an example in calculus courses.
Contemptuous lights flashed flashed across the computer's console. -- Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
