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First-Person Account of Hurricane Melissa

Dr Buckland-Reynolds endured the savage effects of Hurricane Melissa. Here is her report.

How Plankton Regulate Climate

Recent research highlights that the role of calcifying plankton in regulating global climate may be more significant than previously represented in existing climate models.

Darwin Gradualism Is Out; Explosive Evolution Is Trending

Evolutionists find evidence of rapid radiations among most living things, with bursts of change accounting for most of the life’s biodiversity.

Go to the Ant, Sluggard

Ants are "superefficient" at teamwork, a recent study shows.

Blind Forces Do Not Inspire Design

Evolutionary biologists make the case for ‘bioinspiration’ from fossils, while giving blind forces the credit.

Why Darwinism Is Fundamentally Irrational

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

Organisms Worth Imitating

Biomimetics is still going strong despite the media's dogmatic Darwinism.

Improve Science Education by Ditching Darwin

Educational reform is in the air. A good start would be to eliminate Darwin's dangerous idea and replace it with something better.

Masterpieces of Intelligent Design Portrayed

Illustra Media's latest short film contains a powerful argument against Darwinian evolution.

Darwin’s Blunder Lives On

A major journal publishes a paper claiming that natural selection is like human engineering.

Rethink of Genetics Supports ID over Darwinism

Out with junk DNA. Out with the Central Dogma. Make way for design thinking.

Engineers Follow Inspiring Creatures

From tiny to mighty, living cells, animals and plants inspire human technology.

Evolution vs Climate

Let global warming come. There's nothing you can do about it. Evolution will take care of it, or not.

Honeybee Engineering Showcased

Illustra's new short film reveals the ability of honeybees to make superb architecture.

Redundancy in the Genetic Code Serves an Engineering Purpose

It's not wasteful to keep multiple copies of genes in the genome, a test of redundancy shows.
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