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Stop the Folly: Illogical Astrobiology Claims Mislead the Public

Scientists should no longer promote illusions about life emerging from dead matter.

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.

LOL: The Cure for Darwinian Silliness

The lame naturalistic folk tales continue because Big Science Media ignores critics. 

ICR: Follow the Water, or Something Else?

NASA follows the water to look for life, but this article offers a better target to aim at.

How to Tie AI into a Pretzel

A philosopher teaches a dogmatic AI engine how to think about science. Entertaining!

Tabloid Science Tarnishes Science’s Reputation

Unlike historic scientists who stressed observation, many today give place to wild speculation.

Science Dives Down Rabbit Holes

Consensus science has never been more technologically capable, and never more epistemologically fragile.

Did Fundamentalists Lose at the Scopes Trial?

Here's how to spot a fundamentalist: Look in the mirror.

By Default, Planets Are Dead

NASA astrobiologists must get real. No planet has life until proven otherwise.

Consciousness Does Not Emerge; It Transcends

By what authority does science dismiss the existential status of consciousness, defining it away as an “emergent quality”?

Evolution! Why Is It Never a Question of “If”?

When discussing life, man, or consciousness, evolutionists ask "how" these evolved but not "if" they evolved.

Darwinism Promotes the Disney Effect

“If I could talk with the animals, and they could talk to me!”

Extraterrestrial Life: Headlines vs Reality

Eager reporters get excited about planets in habitable zones, but overlook show-stopping issues.

ENST: Heterochirality Kills

Researchers found out what happens if they force a protein out of its one-handed norm.

Why Darwinism Is Fundamentally Irrational

Hegel's Dialectic leads Darwinian materialists to embrace contradictions – not as a bug, but as a feature.
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