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News items January/February 2021
Read more: News items January/February 2021A terrific image of the complexity of the cell. Flowering plants may be 100 million years older than previously thought. Another example of incredible “convergent evolution”…that is, when a unique element in different species simply doesn’t fit on any evolutionary tree, so evolution must have figured out how to do it multiple times! A Harvard…
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News items, August 2020
Read more: News items, August 2020Another professor argues that math has no objective truth. See this link. So far, this kind of attack on math and logic as arbitrary Western constructs is a minority view of extreme postmodernists, but it seems to be growing. Discovery Institute engages in lengthy debate on whale evolution. See this Youtube video. Will Amazon clutter the night sky…
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Video of the 2020 Annual meeting now available online
Read more: Video of the 2020 Annual meeting now available onlineTo see the videos of our past meeting, on the topic of “Does Anyone Come to Faith by a Rational Process?”, go to this link. You must be logged in as a full or associate member to see the link. Alternatively, you can go directly to the offsite host, and pay to see one or…
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News items June-July 2020
Read more: News items June-July 2020Ongoing debate about whether the Cambrian explosion was really abrupt. See this article on Discovery’s Evolution News and Views website. This relates to the argument of Stephen Meyer in his book, Darwin’s Doubt, that the Cambrian explosion is to all appearances miraculous. Another person argues that she does not exist, See this link. This is becoming a common…
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News items, May 2020
Read more: News items, May 2020Proposal for censorship of scientific journals to prevent intelligent design from being published. See this summary on Discovery’s Evolution News and Views website. Article in Scientific American says earth-like planets may be extremely rare, See this link. DNA replication inspires advances in computer science. See this tweet from member Fuz Rana. A hot debate breaks out over thermodynamics…
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2019 Session recordings now available
Read more: 2019 Session recordings now availableThe talks from the 2019 meeting at Biola, on the theme of “Spontaneous Pattern Formation, Emergence, and the Origin of Life,” are now available to members at this link. Note that you must be logged on as an associate or full member to see the videos. The speakers include: Dr. David Snoke, Professor of Physics,…