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Ethical Solutions to Health Problems

Here are examples of good research projects that help people without crossing ethical boundaries.

Censorship Strikes Again

“Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people.” Nineteenth-century German Jewish poet Heinrich Heine
Galileo Galilei, 1564 - 1642

Scientists Should Earn Trust, Not Demand It

Some academics are role-playing the churchmen who condemned Galileo.

More Reasons to Doubt a Climate Doomsday

We're just reporting what secular pro-warmist journals are saying.

Big Science Embraces Trans Activism

The flip side of endorsing a movement is fighting its critics.

Evolution as an Endless Tease

It's a scam. Darwinists keep promising rewards but never deliver. They draw people in with the "mysteries of evolution."

Wilderness Is a Harmful Myth

An environmentalist says that nature and humanity are both harmed by the vision of pristine nature.

Did Nice Dogs Evolve from Mean Wolves?

Yet another evolution story falters: dog domestication tale fails to support another tale: how wild apes became civilized humans.

HeadStart: New Online Tool for Science Students

A new website from the Creation Science Association of Alberta provides resources for the inquiring student.

Climate Science Is Imprecise, cont.

More papers that calling for a "rethink" about climate, ignored by the mainstream media.

Darwinizing Uncooperative Observations

It's a fine art often associated with politics: spin doctoring. Evolutionists are well trained in this art. They have to be.

Cosmic Disturbances Shake Astronomer Confidence

When theory and observation don't match, there is a loss in consumer confidence in science.

Psychologists Are Schizophrenic about Mental Illness

They can't define it; they can't form a consensus. Maybe they should go back to Genesis.

Darwin Day Webinar Premiered Molecular Machine Animation

The Discovery Institute hosted a Darwin Day webinar at 10:00 a.m. Sat Feb 12. It featured a new animation of a molecular machine.

Scientists Are Not Always Wise on Policy

A head buried in academia doing government-funded research may not be good in public policy.
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