2019
Historian Richard Weikart on how Darwinism eroded the value of human life
Researchers: Comatose people do show self-awareness
Dilbert’s creator, Scott Adams, gives lessons in being a troll for science
People are more honest than expected. Social scientists struggle to explain
Vegetarianism arose three times in extinct crocodiles. Maybe six.
The war on knowledge seems quite serious at Cornell University
Paley’s Ghost speaks out: the problem of [neo-]darwinist evolutionary incrementalism
One of the common weak arguments against the design inference on functionally specific, complex organisation and/or associated information (FSCO/I, a functional form of specified complexity) is the idea that body-plan level macro-evolution is “simply” the accumulation of lots and lots of micro-evolutionary adaptations in a grand climb of fitness. It seems to be back on the table, so let us highlight its fundamental flaw through an infographic: Notice, how easy it is to trap a process that depends on loose-sense hill-climbing. Where, too, the FSCO/I origin challenge can be similarly summarised: That fitness peaks will naturally occur as islands of function amidst vast seas of non-function should be obvious from the need for correct, matched, properly arranged and coupled parts Read More ›