Author: Douglas Axe
Public Opinion Is the Ultimate Peer Review
People aren’t stupid. Science is a public enterprise, and public acceptance has always been its most significant seal of approval.
In Response to Meyer-Dawkins Dispute, Misconceptions About My Research Resurface
In August 2004 I received an email inquiry from plant biologist Art Hunt. He had written a draft for a blog piece reviewing a research article of mine.
Proteins by Accident? Replying to a Critic of The Information Enigma
The idea that it isn’t hard to stumble upon things that are good for something doesn’t explain the origin of exquisite things.
Show Me: A Challenge for Martin Poenie
He says, "Recombination can do all the things that Axe thinks are impossible." Can it really? Please show me, Martin!
More on Objections to Darwin’s Doubt from University of Texas Biologist Martin Poenie
Biologists, unlike chemists or physicists, tend to think they are doing science when they name things.
Answering Objections to Darwin’s Doubt from University of Texas Biologist Martin Poenie
Since some of Poenie’s criticisms touch on my work, I’ll offer my perspective in a few posts, each focusing on one of Poenie’s posted comments.
Belgian Waffle
An article from Ghent University in Belgium claims a recent scientific paper has rescued evolutionary theory by solving the problem of evolutionary innovation.
Are We Reaching a Consensus that Evolution Is Past Its Prime?
I’m surprised at how quickly Darwinists have abandoned any claim that evolution is a powerful process at work today.
Tar Pit Study Shows Complete Absence of Evolutionary Change
“[T]he data show that birds and mammals at Rancho La Brea show complete stasis and were unresponsive to the major climate change that occurred at 20 ka.”
Shapiro and Sternberg Anticipated the Fall of Junk DNA
“The two articles with Rick are important…because they were, frankly, prescient, anticipating the recent ENCODE results.”