Tag: peer-review
Peer-Reviewed Science: What the Field of Systems Biology Can Tell Us About Intelligent Design
“‘Reverse engineering’ would seem to imply that there was ‘engineering’ in the first place.”
When Biologists Think Like Engineers: How the Burgeoning Field of Systems Biology Supports Intelligent Design
What if many scientists are doing this and they don’t even realize it?
Peer-Reviewed Paper: Development Needs Ontogenetic Information that Cannot Arise from Neo-Darwinian Mechanisms
Papers like this show that when freed from the “central dogmas” of neo-Darwinian evolution, a theory of intelligent design can open up promising and fruitful avenues of research and thinking.
Latest BIO-Complexity Paper Finds that on Irreducible Complexity, Michael Behe Has Not Been Refuted
“Behe’s concept of irreducible complexity has not been falsified by computer models.”
BIO-Complexity Paper: Why Chaitin’s Mathematical “Proof” of Darwinian Evolution Fails
There are many reasons why Chaitin’s model does not accurately reflect how Darwinian evolution works, if it does work, in the real world.