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When Laws Evolve, Part 2: The Return of the Problem of Law

Modern science cannot sustain the laws of nature while insisting those laws are merely temporary habits picked up in a lawless flux.

When Laws Evolve, Part 1: The Emerging Crisis of Modern Science

In order to maintain the commitments of methodological naturalism, the definition of Nature must be reconfigured.

Can There Be Laws Before Laws of Nature?

A proposal for evolving the laws of nature from chaos does not answer it; it relocates it.

Leading Evolutionist Claims Rocks Evolve by Natural Selection

If the transition from chemistry to biology remains elusive, the theory must expand to absorb the chemistry itself.

SCT: You Can Only Have Thick Darwinism

An eye-opening paper dismisses the idea that you can thin Darwinism down to just a theory about biology.

Physics Hits the Boundary of Explanation

Materialist reductionism has not reached a foundation. It has reached a boundary.

Darwin Stubs His T.O.E.

Either reality is given, spoken, and capable of correcting us, or it is an emergent consensus generated by process itself. There is no third alternative.

Cancer Evolution: Can Death Reveal the Logic of Life?

When a theory of biology asks us to see death, breakdown, and negation as creative, it is no longer describing reality. It is inverting it.

A Central Computer in our Cells

Rather than functioning as a simple on-off switch, TORC1 behaves as a highly integrated regulatory system.

The Cosmos as Sacred Text

Materialism cannot account for mind without borrowing the very idealism it rejects.

The End of the Road for Materialism

Hegelian metaphysics in scientific notation: Materialism replaced by Mind

Consciousness: The Ghost in the Laboratory

The proliferation of theories reflects persistence to find an explanation for the one reality that refuses to be mechanized: the human self.

Three-Legged Lizards and the Limits of Evolutionary Storytelling

When the evidence refuses to behave, the Darwinian narrative expands to fit.

Consciousness Does Not Emerge; It Transcends

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

A Tale of Two Worms: (R)Evolution on Trial in the Age of Genomics

Through two studies about worms, we see a conceptual crisis in evolutionary biology.
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