Responses to Objections
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Responses to ObjectionsSpontaneous Wave-Function Collapse: Is There Experimental Evidence?
The next step is to consider whether there is any empirical evidence to support this idea. It is “unfortunately” impossible to carry out the experiment described above to monitor the vibration of the indicator; even if spontaneous collapse does not occur, the indicator must remain in position...
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Responses to ObjectionsDeceptive Speciation: A Review by Casey Luskin
In The Deceptive Speciation: The Myth of Widespread Observation of Evolutionary Change, Casey Skin offers a review of the FAQ section of one of the most famous evolutionary sites (the Talkorigins website) in his claim that it proved the existence of many cases in which they observed...
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Responses to ObjectionsDoes the similarity indicate a regression from a common ancestor?
Or to convergent evolution in parallel lines without a common ancestor? The giant panda and the small red panda are the best examples of the problem of differentiating between structural similarities and functional similarities. Both panda species are...
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Responses to ObjectionsHow Do Darwinians Explain the Flagellum?
In the same way that they interpret the harp, that is, by using tactful silences, and sometimes some stories! There is currently a lively debate going on in the relevant science literature about the whip and another structure called the TTSS, which contains a number of...
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Responses to ObjectionsThey claim that there is not a single scientific paper that criticizes evolution!
What do you think of the anatomy of Darwinian evolution? Professor Joseph Kohn, a researcher at Baylor University Medical Center, published in 2012 a paper in the Baylor University Medical Center Lecturer's journal Dissecting Darwinism!
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Responses to ObjectionsNonrandomness Surrounds the Cellular Basis of Life
If the vast majority of cellular interactions between a protein and a protein are beyond the edge that evolution can override, it makes sense to view the entire cell itself as a non-random, semi-completely integrated, well-planned factory.
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Responses to ObjectionsThe "Lost Link" Fossil at National Geographic 2006
In April 2006, National Geographic magazine published an article entitled “Scientists say we found a fossil that represents the missing link in the chain of human evolution”58, in which it announced the discovery of what the Associated Press called “the most complete chain of human evolution to date.”
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The type of evidence required to prove the theory of evolution
The theory of evolution assumes its ability to explain the origin and diversity of living species through natural mechanisms, and therefore the type of evidence required to prove its validity is much greater than all the examples presented in the books of evolutionary biology.
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Responses to ObjectionsDoolittle and the Common Ancestor: Doubt and Retreat
After evolutionary and molecular biologist and member of the National Academy of Sciences (W. Ford Doolittle) admitted in 2009 that he doubted "if there was a common ancestor in the first place", which means that he does not see that life once arose and then branched out.
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Responses to ObjectionsAustralopithecines: Fragmentary Evidence and Controversy
While Sahelanthropus, Ororin and Ardipithecus ramidus appear to be controversial due to the fragmentary nature of the specimens available, there are many specimens sufficient for southern apes to give us...
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Evolution’ and Intelligent Design’: When the Term Sparks Anger
In a scene from the movie Expelled, one of the professors talked about how once the term intelligent design is mentioned in a room of "Academics," each will jump into the other's neck! Here the term "evolution" makes the same effect, evolution? So...
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Responses to ObjectionsPunctuated Equilibrium
The surprise of the Cambrian explosion can also be seen on a smaller scale during the fossil record. The vast majority of species suddenly appear in the fossil record and then persist unchanged for some period of time (a phenomenon called "stability") before disappearing. In 1972, the...
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Empirical Science Has Authority!
And I don't know why that point is missing from so many who are interested in studying it... It means now if you want to say that science has proven that honesty is good in itself, what are the consequences?
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Responses to ObjectionsGunter Beckley: From Non-Religion to the Critique of Evolution
Gunter Bickley, as he says of himself, was a religious man who grew up in a non-religious family who never went to church, never cared about philosophy or metaphysics... But the defining moment in his life was when he decided to read Darwin's Black Box of a world...
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The most dangerous consequence of evolution: the place of the human mind.
Of all the consequences of the correctness of the theory of evolution, the most serious is the position of the human mind, which is completely avoided by many of its proponents, although it was Darwin who raised this dilemma himself.
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Responses to ObjectionsThe Dead End of Standard Evolutionary Theory
Normative evolutionary theory is clearly at an impasse, as neither neo-Darwinism nor modern theses – intermittent equilibrium, self-regulation, evolutionary developmental biology, neutral selection, epigenetic inheritance...
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Responses to ObjectionsDarwin and Malthus: The Conflict of Existence
Darwin formulated his theory of natural selection after reading Thomas Robert Malthus' famous article in Principles of Population. Malthus based his population principle on the biological observation that most organisms produce more offspring than they are likely to...
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Responses to ObjectionsTotal speciation rate: lambda
The slope of the curve in this chart is called lambda , which is the rate of total speciation, and is equal to the difference between the rate of speciation (symbolized by b of birth) and the rate of extinction (symbolized by d of death). It is expressed by the following equation:
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Responses to ObjectionsComplexity and Suboptimality in Evolution: The Study by Snoke, Cox and Petcher
This fascinating research is lost amid the unfortunately busy paperwork, please review it by David W. Snook, Jeffrey Cox, Donald Beecher, "The Complexity and Sub-Ideality of Evolution," Complexity Magazine, Part 21(1): 322-327 (September, 2015). David W...
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Michael Denton and the Question of the Origin of Birds
Of course, evolution is a scientific fact, and the emergence of birds by gradual sequential development of scientific facts that should not be discussed by anyone scientist! But Michael Denton is a scientist, and has a doctorate in developmental biology and then worked as a researcher in biology...
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Responses to ObjectionsSome People Think Well of Darwin!
They think that if he had the science we have now, he wouldn't have gone the way he did. But the truth is far from it. For example, after the first edition of Origin of Species appeared in 1859, Darwin sealed the later editions with a statement that life...
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Responses to ObjectionsFossils of Ororin Tugenensis (2)
The word aurorin in Kenyan local language means "human of origin" and is one of the chimpanzees-sized primates. We identified it "with a collection of bone fragments that include only the bones of the hand, thigh, lower jaw and some teeth" (Figure 2.3). Once discovered, it...
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Responses to ObjectionsBurgess and Ediacara: The Absence of Darwin’s Transitional Forms
Discoveries in Burges and the hills of Idecara offer just two examples of what fossil science has always suffered from. Since the days of the Jardin de Paris and the establishment of this science in the late 18th century, the rocks have brought us new exciting and...
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Responses to ObjectionsEdge of evolution: PfCRT protein and chloroquine resistance
The incredible complexity of modern biology is an obstacle for anyone who wants to understand it, but to find the edge of evolution, we have to dive deep into it, and we are not there yet. The PfCRT protein consists of 424 amino acids.
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