Tag: science
Intelligent Homo erectus “Used Shells for Tool Production and Engraving”
The shell’s faintly visible “zig zag” triggered an inference to intelligent design.
Test of Functional Sequence Space Shows Less Tolerance for Mutations than Expected
Mutational pathways to functional variants are accessible in theory more than in practice.
Problem 9: Neo-Darwinism Struggles to Explain the Biogeographical Distribution of Many Species
One of the most severe biogeographical puzzles for Darwinian theory is the origin of South American monkeys, called “platyrrhines.”
A Firewall Between Science and Culture? Questions and Answers with John West, Author of Darwin Day in America
“Darwin Day provides a metaphor for how our public policy and culture have been influenced by Darwinian biology and similar kinds of reductionist science.”
Squid Recodes Its Own RNA
Researchers at Tel Aviv University were not planning on shaking a pillar of Darwinism when they found something interesting.