Darwin and Evolution

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Carnivorous Plants Show Attention to Detail

March 26, 2019

Two plants that baffled Darwin are best admired for their design than for their evolution. Most people have seen the hinged snap-shut cages of the Venus flytrap. Some know that the insides of the leaves have three trigger hairs each, which must be touched twice in succession at a minimum interval of time for the […]

Darwin and Evolution

No, Grandparents Are Not Products of Evolution

March 21, 2019

Is nothing sacred? Evolutionists try to explain grandparents by Darwinism, but run into conundrums —while dishonoring seniors.

Fossils

Los Angeles Ice Age Fossils Are Changing Tar Pit Story

March 20, 2019

More Ice Age fossils have turned up in a Los Angeles subway tunnel, and there are surprises.

Politics and Ethics

Darwinism Inspired China’s Communist Holocaust

March 18, 2019

Read and become one of the tiny elite who know something about Darwinism’s influence on the “greatest death camp in the history of the world."

Darwin and Evolution

Sunday Funnies

March 17, 2019

Who admits to going to the funny pages first in the big Sunday paper? Darwin always delivers a good laugh.

Mind and Brain

Your Soul Comes With Automated Brain Software

March 16, 2019

When you think about the following news about the brain's processing powers, ask yourself, "who" is operating it?

Origin of Life

Codes Cannot Create Themselves

March 13, 2019

To make a code, you have to start with a mind. Then you need to design a sender and a receiver that know the code.

Intelligent Design

Biological Codes Are Everywhere

March 12, 2019

Scientists struggle to account for the origin of coded information in biology from a materialistic framework.

Philosophy of Science

The Extrapolation Fallacy in Evolutionary Storytelling

March 8, 2019

The assumption of universal common ancestry can lead to absurd scientific reasoning. Humans have culture. Insects show cooperative behavior. Therefore, human culture evolved from insect behavior. Does that make sense? Can any scientist really compare those two things, and derive one from the other? They do it, but that doesn’t make it rational. Extrapolation is […]

Early Man

More Penitence Needed Toward Our Neanderthal Brethren

March 7, 2019

Evolutionists acknowledge changing views toward Neanderthals, but they fall short of apology for fake science. Mingling with Neanderthals (Current Biology). Michael Gross gives a wimpy answer to the mistakes evolutionists have made about ‘Neanderthal Man’ in the past, saying, “the story of what was once described as a replacement of Eurasia’s archaic populations with modern […]

Fossils

Why Is China the Leader in Feathered Dinosaur Fossils?

March 6, 2019

China a Leader in Both New Dinosaur Discoveries and Fraud by Dr Jerry Bergman A cover story in a recent Smithsonian Magazine focuses on the modern Chinese boom in dinosaur and other fossil discoveries.[1] Many of the discoveries were made in the Liaoning and nearby provinces in China. Actually, so many finds were made […]

Biomimetics

The Best Science Imitates Nature

March 4, 2019

Biomimetics has everything science desires: inspiration, motivation, understanding, and application. What’s not to like about biomimetics? It’s amazing. It’s interesting. Kids can like it. Parents can steer kids into careers in science with it. It’s usually ethical and non-controversial. And we can all benefit from the discoveries that are leading to applied understanding that comes […]

Genetics