Category: Video

A process sequence chart view of the ribosome in action — a guest post by EP

For some months now, I have been having a behind the scenes correspondence with a regular viewer of UD, whom we shall call EP. He works with industrial robots, and has been fascinated by the way the ribosome works as a nano-scale automated machine cell. Accordingly, a process sequence diagram (‘map”) has been developed, based… more

Must-see Vid: Darwin’s heretic — Alfred Russel Wallace

A few months back, we looked at the story of Wallace’s views here and again here. Now, thanks to an online premiere, here’s the movie (HT: ENV): embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direkt Relax, enjoy, and discuss. END _____________ F/N: to understand Wallace, have a read of his major book published in 1910 ff, The World… more

FOR RECORD: CSU Professor Richard Weikart’s Lecture: From Darwin to Hitler

Since the question of the history of ideas roots of a certain Herr Schicklegruber’s thoughts seems to repeatedly come up, it is worth the while to here post the Lecture “From Darwin to Hitler,” by Prof Richard Weikart so that we all may see what he has to say: embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direkt For… more

More popcorn: A virtual tour of the cell (and a link to another)

Courtesy North Dakota State U: embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direkt (And for those wanting a narrated version of the famous XVIVO vid, cf here.) Remember, we are looking at these videos in light of Denton’s remark of 1985: To grasp the reality of life as it has been revealed by molecular biology, we must magnify… more

Popcorn: watching kinesin in action, as we digest that Christmas turkey and pudding . . .

Sometimes, seeing is believing. Here is a nice, short summary of the kinesin microtubule highway “walking truck” protein in action: embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direkt This vid gives a bit of context: embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direkt Especially notice the role played by Brownian motion, and that played by ATP. So, post turkey and pudding… more

ID vid: Phillip Johnson on Darwinism

ID thinker Phillip Johnson answers questions relating to Darwinism and underlying metaphysical and methodological naturalism: embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direkt Notice his summary from Gould etc: that in the intent of the main champions of “evolution,” material reality is reality, and science, properly, is limited to that circle of thought, so scientific reality is factual… more

Vuk Nikolic’s protein synthesis vid

The word we keep hearing is Wow! more

Great TED Talks vid: Human life from conception to birth

New vid: Programming of life could be used in education

Johnson hopes that schools would find the film helpful in explaining the principles. more

Pseudogenes, gene fragments, junk DNA … here they come

Junk DNA mostly a myth? Evolution will never be the same again. (Never was before either.) more

Vid: Neuromania? The possibilities and pitfalls of our fascination with brains

Here. Atheist neuroscientist Raymond Tallis assails the cult of the neuron. A non-materialist psychiatrist comments, more

Expelled movie now on YouTube, one vid

Here. Polish subtitles. Embed disabled. Follow UD News at Twitter! more

Cool vid: Priest explains why atheists hang out on the CNN beliefs blog

Here’s Fr. Barron. Yeah, we wondered too. more

Cool kid vid on the nature of God

Here. The Nature of God // Zonderkidz from ColdWater Media on Vimeo. more

Vid: 50 famous academics on God

Vid: 50 famous academics on God more

Paul Nelson asks: Why are young American scientists too afraid to appear in this video?

Claire Berlinski comments at Ricochet: “Seriously, if you could have seen how everyone scrambled to get out of the camera when I said we just want to talk about the interesting things we were talking about yesterday. And people are afraid. It would be the end of their careers.” Caption quote: “People who want to… more

William Lane Craig is “disingenuous,” and he “shocked” Larry Krauss in a recent debate?

Paul Lucas offers atheist physicist Lawrence Krauss’s reflections on his debate with William Lane Craig (June 23, 2011), in interview with Michael Payton and Theo Warner. Krauss seems to regret it now and has nasty things to say about sponsor Campus Crusade for Christ, as well as Craig: PM: … Craig draws a distinction between… more

Video: People always said you were “unexplainable,” now you can be proud of it

“The Unexplainable Interactive Computer Systems in Life”  from Don Johnson on Vimeo: Johnson is the author of Probability’s Nature and the Nature of Probability. more

Video and comments: Does ID guy Paul Nelson believe Earth is only 6,000 years old?

Here’s David Berlinski and Paul Nelson on Ricochet, interviewed by Berlinski’s daughter Claire Berlinski: I asked my father and Paul Nelson to reply to as many of your questions about the Great Expectations conference as they could–beginning with the obvious: “Is it true that Paul Nelson believes that the world is only 6,000 years old?”… more

Would the human body make more sense if it were not designed?

Richard Carrier thinks so. Someone suggested this idea for an Uncommon Descent contest: Watch the vid and count the logical fallacies. If it seems interesting, note your responses here, and we’ll count your comment as an entry when the contest is announced. more

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