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More “Earlier Than Thought” Surprises

When the facts don't fit the narrative, speed up evolution.

Biological Tiles Make Life Beautiful

Is something going on more than mere consequences of natural laws?

Soil: Intelligent Design Beneath Our Feet

Climate models and policies underestimate soils’ central role in temperature balance and the carbon cycle.

SCT: Another Design Word to Know: Phenology

Organisms must adapt to seasonal change, and they come well equipped for year-round living.

First-Person Account of Hurricane Melissa

Dr Buckland-Reynolds endured the savage effects of Hurricane Melissa. Here is her report.

Metamorphosis Defies Evolution

Asking the wrong question traps a science reporter in Mobius circularity.

Amber Fossil Discredits Mosquito Evolution

Much of what is called “evolutionary research” is, in fact, largely guesswork and the interpretation presented is heavily shaped by the evolutionary paradigm.

SCT: Fossils as Magical Darwin Relics

Fossils are only observable in the present, but the evolutionary narrative drives the interpretation of their positions in the story of life’s evolution.

Lizard Fossil Rewrites the Textbooks Again

It did not look like the expected evolutionary link. It resembles modern lizards in many respects.

Three-Legged Lizards and the Limits of Evolutionary Storytelling

When the evidence refuses to behave, the Darwinian narrative expands to fit.

Were Leeches Originally Parasites?

Rare fossil leech feasted not on blood but on smaller marine creatures.

Darwin Gradualism Is Out; Explosive Evolution Is Trending

Evolutionists find evidence of rapid radiations among most living things, with bursts of change accounting for most of the life’s biodiversity.

Go to the Ant, Sluggard

Ants are "superefficient" at teamwork, a recent study shows.

Ant queens clone another species

Revenge of the Clones? One ant species clones another. That challenges Darwinian storytelling.

IDTF: Zombie Icons of Evolution Need to Be Buried Permanently

These icons have even less ground to stand on than they did back then, yet they walk.
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