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Monthly Archives: March 2009

Phineas Gage: Evolution of a lecture room psychopath

March 25, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Intelligent Design
62 Comments

I was at dinner the other week with a voluble atheist religion professor who, in defense of a materialist view of the human mind, raised the subject of Phineas Gage (1823-1860). Ah yes, the man whose personality changed completely after a horrific accident, a staple of Introductory Psychology. Anyone who has taken Psychology 101 or… more

Message Theory – A Testable ID Alternative to Darwinism – Part 2

March 25, 2009 Posted by Walter ReMine under Creationism, Intelligent Design, Philosophy, Science
25 Comments

Message Theory is testable and comprehensive more

Metaphors, Design Recognition, and the Design Matrix

March 23, 2009 Posted by scordova under Intelligent Design
124 Comments

Here are excerpts from The Design Matrix by Mike Gene: Metaphors such as “fear”, “cost”, “abhor” and “angry”, commonly share the projection of consciousness onto the world. Metaphors such as these represent the human tendency to view the world through anthropomorphic glasses. However, the metaphors employed by molecular biologists are not of this type. ….… more

Intelligent Design and GM Crops

March 22, 2009 Posted by Steno under Intelligent Design
36 Comments

I posted this news item about GM crops on the Science and Values blog and would be interested in starting a discussion about how intelligent design proponents view genetically modified crops. If design in nature is ‘optimal’ then can that be improved through human intervention? What does ID predict, perhaps that GM crops will always… more

Oh No, Ono files: Expelled is #8 in documentaries

March 21, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Intelligent Design
26 Comments

Here’s a useful link to the response to efforts to pretend that scientists whose research convinces them that the universe shows evidence of design do not face persecution. (I’ve covered the persecution for years. To say it is not happening is, to me, like saying 9-11 didn’t happen. It is always possible for an ideologue… more

Origin of life: Researchers claim life could have existed 4.4 billion years ago, before Earth cooled.

March 20, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Intelligent Design
35 Comments

So why are these University of Colorado at Boulder people – and New Scientist – determined to prove that God must have created life? Look, I don’t care, but consider this: Just when claims for Akilia, as evidence of life at 3.82 billion years ago have not held up, some researchers are even more ambitious… more

Multiverse: Comic vid mocks the paradox

March 20, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Intelligent Design
21 Comments

If you have decided that a multiverse makes more sense than a designed universe, chances are, you will rethink after you see this: “Time Travelling the Universe,” produced by Rob Bryanton of What You Ought to Know. See also: more

“The Pontifical Academy of Evolutionists”

March 20, 2009 Posted by William Dembski under Creationism, Evolution, Religion, Science
99 Comments

Here’s a quote from THE CHRISTIAN ORDER going back more than a decade: The Pontifical Academy of Evolutionists Despite being widely accepted even at the highest level in the Church, there has never been any authoritative teaching approving of evolution. Hence the reaction of the worldwide media to the Pope’s message to the Pontifical Academy… more

Dinosaur attack in Canada!!: No, not science fiction, honest!

March 19, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Darwinism
9 Comments

They are U of T science students Adam Tempiy, 23, and Yves, uh, Smith, 24.

Hmmmm. Adam and Yves, eh? What a revelation.

You aren’t Young Liberals by any chance?

“No, no,” says Adam. “We just feel a creationist shouldn’t be science minister.
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Anthony Sacramone callin’ ‘em like he sees ‘em

March 19, 2009 Posted by Barry Arrington under Intelligent Design
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We Have No Excuse- A Scientific Case for Relating Life to Mind

March 18, 2009 Posted by Robert Deyes under Intelligent Design
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Darwinists, please stop helping the chimp crazies

March 18, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Darwinism, Intelligent Design
36 Comments

You and I are descended from the same common ancestor as many serial killers, which should warn us that common descent is obviously a poor predictor of psychology and behaviour.
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Design and engineering of an O2 transport protein

March 18, 2009 Posted by Mario A. Lopez under Evolution, Intelligent Design, Science
15 Comments

Here is another way to use ID: Nature 458, 305-309 (19 March 2009) Ronald L. Koder1,2,3, J. L. Ross Anderson1,2, Lee A. Solomon1, Konda S. Reddy1, Christopher C. Moser1 & P. Leslie Dutton1 The principles of natural protein engineering are obscured by overlapping functions and complexity accumulated through natural selection and evolution. Completely artificial proteins… more

Academic freedom for creation explanation

March 18, 2009 Posted by DLH under Constitution, Darwinism, Education, Evolution, Expelled, Intelligent Design, Origin Of Life
58 Comments

Reuben Kendall, freshman at UT-Martin, has written a thoughtful view point regarding Evolution vs Intelligent Design. He raises important points on metaphysical presumptions vs data. He raises the question of Academic Freedom which incorporates the foundational unalienable freedoms of speech and religion. May I encourage readers to write editorials and viewpoints raising such issues and… more

My post at MercatorNet: Wild animals are not people

March 18, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Intelligent Design
13 Comments

Looking at the story from a traditional Christian perspective, I would pass on the question of whether Herold is a horrible person. I agree that Travis is not a horrible chimp. The very idea is an irrelevance; he is a chimp, period, and therefore not responsible for his actions. more

Intelligent design vs. Darwinism: Junk DNA as the genes’ antique shop?

March 18, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Darwinism, Intelligent Design
1 Comment

So swearing allegiance to Darwin, vs. design, wasted a lot of time. more

A Search Algorithm, And A Prize

March 18, 2009 Posted by GilDodgen under Intelligent Design
132 Comments

There has been some discussion at UD about computational search algorithms, which is one of my specialties. Just for fun, I’ve included some C source code here (as a .txt file), which is part of a research project. I’ll send a free set of my classical piano albums to the first person who runs the… more

Coffee!! Neuroscience: Your local marketing research pest is getting into the action …

March 17, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Eyes Rolling
9 Comments

Market research is tolerable if we understand that it is part of a sales strategy (those people gotta make a living). But pretending it is some kind of science is a fringe too far, I am afraid.

I believe that neuroscience should stay anchored closely to medicine. more

Does “A Well-Lived Life” Have Meaning?

March 16, 2009 Posted by Barry Arrington under Intelligent Design
104 Comments

Charles Murray recently recounted an experience in Europe:    Last April I had occasion to speak in Zurich, where I made some of these same points. After the speech, a few of the twenty-something members of the audience approached and said plainly that the phrase “a life well-lived” did not have meaning for them. They… more

New Scientist pulls post for legal reasons?

March 16, 2009 Posted by O'Leary under Intelligent Design
8 Comments

It was just one of their usual screeds attacking intelligent design sympathizers, non-materialists, and anyone who doubts, generally. Apparently, someone complained, but – although the post mentions me, – I wasn’t the one. Go here for more. more

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