Author: Jonathan McLatchie
Optimistic Optics: Scientific American Makes Bold Claims About the Origin of the Eye
Darwinists are going to have to do a lot better than this if they want to convince us of the plausibility of their model.
Revisiting Those Early Developmental Stages: A Response to PZ Myers
Myers claimed that the point of his talk was that recapitulation (in its Haeckelian sense) is incorrect. But to claim that this is what I was arguing against is to fundamentally misunderstand what I wrote.
Colliding With the Pharyngula: My Encounter With PZ Myers
PZ Myers is another example of a growing band who deliberately plough ahead with their own agenda irrespective of the conclusions suggested by the evidence.
Beyond The Genome: A Non-Reductionist Perspective On Development
There is still much that is not well understood about development and a wealth of information to be learned. But I think it is becoming increasingly clear that DNA cannot contain both the necessary and sufficient information for the morphogenesis of organismal form.
More Points on ERVs
In the absence of a feasible naturalistic mechanism to account for how evolution from a common ancestor could have occurred, how can we be so sure that it did occur?