Irreducible complexity is all around us
I gave a talk at the beginning of this year to a group of students at Biola University [1]. In the talk I described just how revolutionary ID is compared to the current scientific paradigm of chance and necessity. But, such a talk is likely to go over students heads if there aren’t concrete examples. How could I show them everyday instances of intelligent agents creating information? Then it struck me just how pervasive the notion of irreducible complexity is. Just about everything we make as humans is a form of irreducible complexity. All the machinery and technology of our modern lives are very evidently irreducibly complex, especially considering how often we have to repair them…But we can see irreducible Read More ›