Tag: proteins
“Life Is a Discontinuity in the Universe”
There are 37 trillion cells in the human body, some 200 cell types, and 12,000+ specialized proteins. How does it all come together?
Don’t Be Intimidated by Keith Fox on Intelligent Design
The only thing Fox’s theory of enzyme origins has going for it is that it came from Keith Fox.
“Narcissism as Analysis”
James Taranto at the Wall Street Journal “Best of the Web” column has skewered the pomposities of liberal legal commentators.
A Look at the Quality Control System in the Protein Factory
Plus, another respect in which intelligent design may point the way to advances that other scientific paradigms seem more likely to miss.
A New Study Questions RNA World
Researchers at the University of Illinois used phylogenetic modeling methods to evaluate the evolutionary history of the ribosome.
The Deep, Dark Secret of NASA’s Big, Bad Scary Pro-Intelligent Design Harasser David Coppedge: He’s Shy
Jet Propulsion Laboratory has the burden of showing that Coppedge engaged in “harassment,” that he “targeted” co-workers.
Even the Cell’s Dumpster Is an Intricate Machine
“Correctly dismantling a structure can be as challenging as assembling it. ”
Problems with Peer-Review: A Brief Summary
The peer-review system is largely devoted to maintaining the status quo.
Alfred Russel Wallace Was a Hyper-Evolutionist, Not an Intelligent Design Creationist
In Wallace’s science there is no supernatural. There is only the natural and unexplained phenomenon yet to be incorporated into the natural sciences.
On Protein Origins, Getting to the Root of Our Disagreement with James Shapiro
It’s as though most scientists are unwilling to put these fundamental ideas to a serious test.