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Can Natural Processes Create a Mind?

June 16, 2004

No problemo, says H. Clark Barrett (UCLA), getting a mind from mindless matter. In a review of a book by developmental psychologist Gary Marcus published in Science June 11,1 Barrett was reassured by Marcus’ book that evolutionary theory working within natural law is up to the task: “The strengths of The Birth of the Mind […]

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Darwinists Continue to Stifle Opposition

June 4, 2004

Sacramento ABC News reported that the Roseville school district voted 3 to 2 against the “Quality Science Education Policy” after months of debate. The policy would have provided supplementary materials critical of Darwinian evolution. Even a compromise position considered Tuesday night was rejected. The proposal had been submitted by a parent who felt students should […]

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Beagle 2 Still Lost, But Beagle 1 Found

February 27, 2004

Explorers have found partial remains of Darwin’s lost ship, the HMS Beagle, in a swamp near Kent, reports BBC News (see also Science Now). The ill-fated Beagle 2 on Mars, however, may take another 168 years to find. And it has no water to float in; results from the twin Mars Exploration Rovers are inconclusive […]

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New Autobiography of Darwin Published

January 6, 2004

“The Darwin industry as busy as ever with the recent completion of a major biography and renewed scrutiny of his substantial correspondence,” writes Nigel Williams in the Jan. 6 issue of Current Biology. “But a new edition of his autobiography compiled by his son is a welcome addition.” The work seems to talk about his […]

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