Author: Douglas Axe
The Approval Complex and Darwinian Monoculture — Further Reflections on the Royal Society Meeting
As important as parenting is, it should be a temporary undertaking.
How Curiosity Overcomes the Yuck Factor: A Positive Take on Negative Reviews
A colleague of mine — a former Darwinist who now sees life as designed — told me how he came to change his view several years ago.
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.