Human evolution: Neanderthals were omnivores
Life on land is just a cosmic fluke, Inc.
Bacteria modify their lag time “just as much as they need to”
Fish Have a Toolbox and Several Other Findings
Electric organs in fish have challenged evolution ever since Darwin and a new study published today peered even deeper into the problem, down to the genetic level. First let’s see what Darwin had to say (from the section entitled “Special Difficulties of the Theory of Natural Selection,” pages 150-1 of the Sixth Edition of the Origin of Species): Read more
If you can’t sleep, the Fermi paradox
Greg Dawes: Religious Arguments Are Susceptible to Divine Mystery
As a general rule, evolutionists never allow their own ideas to be exposed to the criteria they are using to criticize the other guy. To wit, while Greg Dawesfinds there to be all kinds of problems with appeals to divine agents, including the fact that we really can’t predict what Read more
The beautiful, ugly (NOT fine-tuned, supposedly) cosmos
Fruit flies help us understand human communication
Question anyone can answer: Is there such a thing as “self”
Darwin’s shocking eels
“Much earlier than thought (TM)”: Reef building
Channelling our inner fish, with Neil Shubin
Science as a source of “truth”
Greg Dawes Contradicts Himself
It is good to see that philosophers such as Greg Dawes understand thatDarwin “argued for his theory by contrasting it with the idea of special creation” which he found to be “utterly puzzling.” But on the same page the University of Otago professor states that the modern sciences are naturalistic as they make no reference to non-natural agents. No reference to non-natural agents? Read more