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Archive: Hominids, Sex, Dino-Bird, Evo-Devo, Ion Channel, Saturn, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in the week of Valentine's Day in February 2002, restored from archives.

Would Science Miss Darwin?

If evolutionism fell out of favor in academia, science would continue—without a ball and chain.

Why You Can Wiggle Your Ears

The Human Ear Muscles, Usually Undeveloped in Persons Living in Modern Western Society, Are in Fact Functional—Not Useless Vestiges.

Entropy Wins QM Challenges

The Second Law of Thermodynamics still tolerates no exceptions.

Archive: Arctic Dinosaurs, Hearing, Birds, Multiverse, Caveman Diet, School Boards, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in early February 2002, restored from archives.

ENST: Dodging the Main Issue in the Cambrian Explosion

Evolutionists dance around the issue: the origin of biological information.

Early Bird Swims Like a Duck

If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, what is it?

Assuming Evolution Makes Scientists Lazy

Scientist: Don't just say "it evolved." Go to the lab and figure it out.

Archive: Mutations, Dinosaurs, Water Lilies, Birds, Compound Eyes, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in late January 2002, restored from archives.

Hallucinating Darwinians Are a Disgrace to Science

Evolutionists keep making up silly stories. Time to say, "You're fired!"

Silent Space Negates Abiogenesis

Although scientists widely believe life exists elsewhere in the universe, no valid evidence supports this belief. 

Darwin Storytellers Desperate

Running out of material for just-so stories, Darwinians are scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Archive: Membrane Channels, Molecular Machines, Censorship, Cave Art, More

Breakthroughs, controversies, and scientists acting badly: these are other reports recovered from January 2002.

On Gender Issues, Atheists Devour Their Own

The facts of biology force evolutionists to agree with the Bible . . . at least in one case.

Darwin Is Evolving

Evolvability, non-selective adaptation, mechanics over genetics – change is in the air.
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