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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.

How to Write Imperfect Nonsense Using Evolution: Cheat

Evolutionary theory, with its Stuff Happens Law, makes nonsense more probable than sense.

Mathematicians Visualize Evolution in Algorithms

Molecules just want to come together and become living cooperators, say these university eggheads.

Nitrogen Fixation: No Evolution Here

It's "one of the most energetically challenging biochemical reactions in nature," and it just appeared and never changed.

Body Designs Not Often Considered

There's more going on under the skin and on the skin than we know.

Intelligent Design Falls from Trees

Illustra Media does outstanding work portrayinig design in simple everyday things. Here is the latest beautiful example.

Body Gifts to Stop Taking for Granted

There's more going on in our bodies than we know. We should exercise more gratitude.

Glass Sponges: Lessons from the Deep

How can a "simple" or "primitive" sponge surprise engineers with its optimal physics?

How the Story Lost Its Just-So

When recast into more empirically rigorous language, Darwinian just-so stories become engineering design accounts.

Biology Meets Engineering

Instead of shaming Darwinism out of existence, a group is replacing it with something that works.

Un-crushable Beetle Surprises Scientists

A beetle that lives under tree bark can withstand crushing forces 39,000 times its body weight. It’s called the “diabolical ironclad beetle” and scientists are intrigued. Live Science tells about its lifestyle. Ironclad beetles (Phloeodes diabolicus) measure about 0.6 to 1 inch (15 to 25 millimeters) in length, and are found in woodland habitats in […]

Tiny Fly Beats Robots

Fruit flies dart, circle, zig and zag rapidly. Researchers gain some insight into how they do it so efficiently.

Press Goes Ape Over ID Supporter’s Appointment

  Intolerant Darwinists Show Their True Colors, Piling On Vituperative Rhetoric by Jerry Bergman, PhD The headline of the most respected American scientific journal, Science, speaks volumes: “Brazil’s pick of a creationist [Benedito Guimarães Aguiar Neto] to lead its higher education agency rattles scientists.”[1] Starting with the first line, the article was inaccurate, stating the […]
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