Category: Science
In Embryo Development, Non-DNA Information Is at Least as Important as DNA
An example of how a preoccupation with evolutionary theory can divert attention from some of the most interesting aspects of heredity and development.
Biologists Are “Rethinking Heredity” with the Revival of “Nongenetic Inheritance”
The modern ideas aren’t like Lamarck’s notion about giraffes stretching their necks to eat leaves off the tops of trees, and then having offspring with longer necks.
Further Thoughts on Natural Genetic Engineering and Vitalism: A Reply to James Shapiro
I brought up the issue of vitalism in the context of offering Shapiro a helpful suggestion about how to handle his critics.
Eric Metaxas Will Host David Berlinski, June 12, at the University Club in New York: Tickets Available Now!
If William F. Buckley Jr. were a Jewish mathematician and deconstruction artist of Darwinian evolution, he would be David Berlinski.
Dogs, Then and Now
The origin of dogs: All figured out, or a scientific puzzle?