Tag: Scientific American
The Unmistakable Imprint of Purpose — Response to a Theistic Evolutionist
We instantly spot the fruits of fertile imaginations by spotting their characteristic functional coherence. Dragonflies. Smartphones. Nuclear power plants.
Of Course You Aren’t Living in a Computer Simulation. Here’s Why.
Atheist astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson takes the idea seriously.
Two Days After Warning Against “Anti-Science” Label, Nature Calls Academic Freedom “Anti-Science”
From the headline of the piece you might think you were reading some online tabloid.
How Naturalism Rots Science from the Head Down
The prevalence of, for example, fake physics, shows that we are in the midst of a philosophical decline.
Harvard Museum Exhibit Puts Evolution at Visitors’ Fingertips — But at What Cost to Understanding?
Museums need to be viewed, in part, as recruitment centers for Darwinism.
On Climate Change, Sort Of
Is mankind making the planet hotter in a discernible, catastrophic way?
Center for Science & Culture Announces 2012 Summer Seminars on Intelligent Design
The Center for Science & Culture at Discovery Institute announces two intensive 9-day seminars for college students during the summer of 2012.
Looks Like the Appendix Isn’t a “Junk Body Part” After All
The myth of Junk Body Parts continues to take a pummeling from science much as its sister myth, that of Junk DNA, does.
Methinks He Is Like a Dawkins: Prominent RNA World Researcher Michael Yarus Commits Famous “Weasel” Blunder
“To suggest how Darwinian evolution can surf across supposed oceans of improbability, I have set up a mutation-selection demonstration.”
Scientific American Challenges the Multiverse
“Even if the multiverse exists, it leaves the deep mysteries of nature unexplained.”