Month: August 2012
Read Your References Carefully: Paul McBride’s Prized Citation on Skull-Sizes Supports My Thesis, Not His
There’s a reason why McBride focuses his response so heavily on skull sizes — it’s a rare characteristic for which there’s some consistent kind of a trajectory over time.
An Inordinate Fondness for Confounding Darwinians
Write FAIL by another Darwinian prediction: there’s no relationship between the length of a branch on Darwin’s “tree of life” and how many leaves it has.
Engineering a Bionic Eye
And failing miserably. What’s that you say about the incompetence of nature’s own design?
New Website Explores C.S. Lewis’s Thoughts on Science & Scientism
“By the 1940s and 50s, Lewis became more vocal about the looming dangers of what he called ‘scientocracy,’ the effort to hand over the reigns of cultural and political power to an elite group of experts claiming to speak in the name of science.”
High-Level Defectors from Evolutionary Theory Leave a Top Darwin Defender Feeling “Disturbed”
The standard talking point among Darwin advocates had been that there exists no genuine scientific opposition to Darwinian theory.