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Higher mutation rates in non-double helix DNA create intriguing alternative to common ancestry

Researcher: "But it's possible that the mutation rate is so high in some of these non-B DNA regions that the same mutation could occur independently in several different individuals. If this is true, it would change how we think about evolution." Read More ›

Claim: Blue-eyed humans have a single common ancestor

They are saying that there were no blue-eyed people before 10,000 years ago. Someone should interview the prof on whether he believes that all humans are, in any event, descended from a single pair, Adam and Eve. Just for fun. See what he says. Read More ›

Jonathan Wells on the boy who knew he was a boy

I won’t kid you, the story ends tragically (1965–2004) but it is nonetheless a testimony to the human spirit. Especially when finally, finally, he turns on his social engineers—even though he was doomed. Read More ›