From the intro: “Miller and Anderson boil it all down and argue that Tour is right and Farina wrong on multiple levels.”
Tag: Brian Miller
James Tour and Brian Miller on thermodynamics and the origin of life
In this podcast, Dr. James Tour and Dr. Brian Miller discuss science and faith, including a presentation by Dr. Miller, showing his extensive expertise in the application of thermodynamics and information theory to the problem of the origin of life.
Sabine Hossenfelder dismisses fine-tuning; Brian Miller and Steve Meyer respond
Fine-tuning of the universe is one of those concepts that can pass every possible evidence test and still be rejected because it is just not supposed to be true. No matter how foolish the arguments against it are, they will always appear preferable. If the situation results in confusion, well, confusion is clarity.
Origin of life dustup: Once again, we discover why we love Inference Review
A genuine discussion between Helen Hansma and Brian Miller in the Letters Section about whether mica sheets made a difference. A refuge for serious dialogue. No pussyhats. No political endorsements.
Could the public be starting to get enough information to see through Darwinism?
It’s not that the public has become smarter but the discussion has gone on for so long that Darwinians can’t get away with just sneering. And their hats don’t have many rabbits left either.
Coming to grips with specified complexity
Miller: One of the central requirements of design arguments is to evaluate the probability of patterns emerging through undirected processes.
Brian Miller vs. Jeremy England, Round 2
Origin of life is more fun when it is a genuine discussion rather than a speculation based on a chance finding.
New at Inference Review: A sizzling exchange on the origin of life
If we create a great deal of fuzz around the questions, we can certainly smother any growing realization that intelligence underlies life.
What? David Berlinski and Gunter Bechly reply to Jerry Coyne … at Quillette?
It would be fun to discuss the history of life for once without the dead hand of Darwin overruling all. From the looks of things, it may also be possible now.