DNA is one of the most dense and stable media for storing information known. In theory, DNA can encode two bits per nucleotide. That's 455 exabytes – roughly the capacity of 100 billion DVDs – per gram of single-stranded DNA, making it five or six orders denser than currently available digital media, such as flash memory. Information stored in DNA can also be read thousands of years after it was first laid down. — New Scientist, Aug 16, 2012
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In an era when natural philosophers were consciously coming to rely on idioms of prediction, experiment, demonstration, and discovery, when accredited truths of nature were established by seeing and believing, Darwin’s approach was doubly unusual. He was inviting people to believe in a world run by irregular, unpredictable contingencies, as well as asking them to accept his solution for the simple reason that it seemed to work. – Janet Browne, Charles Darwin: The Power of Place, p. 56

Without dispute, Leonardo was one of the greatest stars of early science, the consummate Renaissance Man, at once a painter and sculptor par excellence, and also a keen observer, inventor and innovator. Considered a man ahead of his time, Da Vinci spoke of “his Lord and the creator of the world.”
January 26, 2008Leslie Orgel’s last written article before his death shows no patience for hypothetical scenarios for the origin of life.
June 8, 2018Evolutionists are at a loss to explain why agriculture arose suddenly in many regions relatively recently.
April 21, 2020Parents caught in the role of home schoolers should take their students outside for two benefits: education and health.
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