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Archive Classic: The Science of Thanksgiving

Should science tread into areas of virtue? When it comes to gratitude, they miss the whole point.

Another Population Bomb?

Scientists are claiming the Earth's human population hit 8 billion this month. But there are reasons to want more.

Viagra for Alzheimer’s Disease?

Is Viagra the New Miracle Drug? Or is Big Science Misleading Us Again?

Body Was Created for Healing Itself

New discoveries point out automatic mechanisms for repair and health. Could disease result from failure of these processes?

Evolutionists Ask Wrong Questions

Belief in Darwinian evolution blinds the eyes of smart people, making obvious questions hide in plain sight.

New Body Organ Comes to Light

Another new organ discovered: the human body has now become even more complex!

Nature Love Is Designed, Not Evolved

Evolutionists cannot claim love of nature as an evolved human trait when our first home was a garden.

Astronauts Lose Red Blood Cells

The human body is designed for Earth, not Star Trek. The longer the time in space, the worse the anemia.

Your Body Constantly Fights Cancer

Sometimes cancer cells take hold, but not for want of constant surveillance and combat by the immune system.

Leaky Mitochondria Keep Sea Otters Warm

Darwin-free research on sea otters might have benefits for humans.

Big Science Lobbies for Abortion

When judging whether Big Science and Big Media are trustworthy, look at their treatment of abortion.

Stem Cell Update: Where Are the Cures?

Not the panacea they were once widely believed to be, because the body is more complex than formerly assumed.

How the Body Protects the Germline

Germline mutations – it could have been much worse!

Is Cancer an Example of Evolution?

Does everything evolve, even cancer? Actually, cancer research is based on intelligent design, not evolution.

Weekend Funnies and Surprises

This is an assortment of news items that update previous posts, with some surprising discoveries tossed in.
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