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• The Three Myths of Scientism

  April 17, 2021 Jonny Thomson Real Clear Science

• Memory, the brain, and the soul

  April 17, 2021 Keaton Halley Creation Ministries International

• Cyanobacteria Were an Important Part of Marine Ecosystems 1400 Million Years Ago

  April 17, 2021 Uncommon Descent

• Philosopher Mary Midgeley (1919–2018) on Scientism

  April 17, 2021 Uncommon Descent

• If Photosynthesis Could Really Be As Old As Life Itself…

  April 17, 2021 Uncommon Descent

• SETI Director Warns: Those Aliens Could Be Malevolent

  April 17, 2021 Mind Matters

  Harvard astronomer agrees: We’ve sent a lot of signals in recent years; they may have got them. But now what?

• Book

  Review of Erik Larson’s The Myth of Artificial Intelligence

  April 17, 2021 Bill Dembski

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• Why Did a Prominent Science Writer Come to Doubt the AI Takeover

  April 16, 2021 Mind Matters

  John Horgan’s endorsement of Erik J. Larson’s new book critiquing AI claims stems from considerable experience covering the industry for science publications

• A Physicist and Philosopher Examines Panpsychism

  April 16, 2021 Mind Matters

  Idealism says everything is an idea in the mind of God. Panpsychism says everything participates in consciousness (thus is not just an idea)

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Absolute abundance and preservation rate of Tyrannosaurus rex

  April 16, 2021 Charles R. Marshall, et al. Science, v.372, n.6539, p.284-287

  Estimating the abundance of a species is a common practice for extant species and can reveal many aspects of its ecology, evolution, and threat level. Estimating abundance for species that are extinct, especially those long extinct, is much trickier

• Who Decides What Is Misinformation About Science?

  April 16, 2021 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Can scientists recognize their own fallibility? Must they portray themselves as judges over the public?

• The alphabet may have been invented 500 years earlier than we thought

  April 16, 2021 Colin Barras New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Tarantula's ubiquity traced back to the Cretaceous

  April 16, 2021 Carnegie Mellon University Science Daily

  Tarantulas are among the most notorious spiders, due in part to their size, vibrant colors and prevalence throughout the world. But one thing most people don't know is that tarantulas are homebodies.

• We Haven’t Been Humble Enough To Appreciate the Complexity of Gene Regulation

  April 16, 2021 Uncommon Descent

  Top scientist admission

• News Update/Commentary

  A rich marine algal ecosystem 600 million years earlier than previously thought

  April 16, 2021 University of Southern Denmark Science Daily

  The first photosynthetic oxygen-producing organisms on Earth were cyanobacteria. Their evolution dramatically changed the Earth allowing oxygen to accumulate into the atmosphere for the first time

• The Universe Is a “Machine That Keeps Learning”

  April 16, 2021 Popular Mechanics Uncommon Descent

• Common Descent, Common Design, and ID

  April 16, 2021 Uncommon Descent

• News Update/Commentary

  Neural plasticity depends on this long noncoding RNA's journey from nucleus to synapse

  April 16, 2021 Scripps Research Institute Science Daily

  A synaptically localized long noncoding RNA proves to be an important regulator of neural plasticity.

• Steak-umm vs. Neil deGrasse Tyson

  April 16, 2021 Elizabeth Whately Evolution News & Science Today

• Scientists Zero In on the Role Volcanoes Played in the Demise of Dinosaurs

  April 16, 2021 The Graduate Center, CUNY SciTech Daily

• How a Physicist Became a Climate Truth Teller

  April 16, 2021 Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. Wall Street Journal

  After a stint at the Obama Energy Department, Steven Koonin reclaims the science of a warming planet from the propaganda peddlers.

• Why Idealism Is Actually a Practical Philosophy

  April 15, 2021 Mind Matters

  Not what you heard? Philosopher of science -- and pianist -- Bruce Gordon says, think again

• Blog Post

  Faith, Reason, and Conspiracy Theories

  April 15, 2021 Brett Salkeld Word on Fire

• Conference;

  Darwin's Three Big Ideas That Impacted Humanity

  April 15, 2021 John West Discovery Institute

  Darwin's theory fueled ideas with significant consequences for humanity

• First monkey-human embryos reignite debate over hybrid animals

  April 15, 2021 Nidhi Subbaraman Nature

  The chimaeras lived up to 19 days -- but some scientists question the need for such research.

• Denisovan DNA may have aided Pacific migration

  April 15, 2021 Lauren Fuge Cosmos Magazine

  Genomic study traces the spread of humans across the Oceanic region.

• Why Aristotle didn't invent modern science

  April 15, 2021 Michael Strevens Big Think

  Modern science progresses with an intensity and even irrationality that Aristotle could not fathom.

• The Brain ‘Rotates’ Memories to Save Them from New Sensations

  April 15, 2021 Jordana Cepelewicz Quanta Magazine

  Some populations of neurons simultaneously process sensations and memories. New work shows how the brain rotates those representations to prevent interference.

• Neanderthal DNA Unearthed from Dirt

  April 15, 2021 Meeri Kim Inside Science

  For the first time, researchers have obtained the nuclear DNA of archaic humans from cave sediments.

• Yet another synthetic life claim?

  April 15, 2021 Jonathan Sarfati Creation Ministries International

  What should we make of the new Syn3A cells?

• Human-Monkey Chimeras Shed Light on Development

  April 15, 2021 Abby Olena The Scientist

  Human stem cells injected into early monkey embryos proliferate and contribute to multiple cell lineages over 20 days of embryonic development.

• Giraffe Genome Doesn’t Support Darwinism

  April 15, 2021 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  When evolutionists ran divination on giraffe genes, did the visage of Darwin appear?

• Heat overrides genes to make bearded dragon embryos change sex

  April 15, 2021 Christa Lesté-Lasserre New Scientist

• Around 2.5 billion Tyrannosaurus rex ever walked the Earth

  April 15, 2021 Karina Shah New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  One year of SARS-CoV-2 evolution

  April 15, 2021 Microbiology Society Science Daily

  The review discusses the findings of over 180 research articles and follows the changes that have taken place in the SARS-CoV-2 genome, and the variants that have occurred as a result.

• News Update/Commentary

  The architect of genome folding

  April 15, 2021 Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Science Daily

  Epigenetic regulator HPI1a drives de novo genome reorganization in early Drosophila embryos

• News Update/Commentary

  Bearded dragon embryos become females either through sex chromosomes or hot temperatures

  April 15, 2021 Public Library of Science Science Daily

  Ancient cellular processes are likely involved in temperature-dependent sex reversals

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists generate human-monkey chimeric embryos

  April 15, 2021 Cell Press Science Daily

  The research, despite its ethical concerns, has the potential to provide new insights into developmental biology and evolution. It also has implications for developing new models of human biology and disease.

• News Update/Commentary

  How many T. rexes were there? Billions

  April 15, 2021 University of California, Berkeley Science Daily

  Analysis of what's known about the dinosaur leads to conclusion there were 2.5 billion over time

• A Contradiction in Charles Marshall’s “White Smoker” Origin-of-Life Argument?

  April 15, 2021 Uncommon Descent

• Researchers: There Were Billions of T Rexes

  April 15, 2021 Uncommon Descent

• Scientists Report Creating the First Embryo with Human and Non-Human Primate Cells

  April 15, 2021 Alice Park Time

• Douglas Axe: Stupid Design? Or Elegant Invention?

  April 15, 2021 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Science Today

• ‘First Steps’ shows how bipedalism led humans down a strange evolutionary path

  April 14, 2021 Riley Black Science News

  A new book argues that upright walking had profound effects on human anatomy and behavior

• NAS Considers Expulsion of Two Scientists for Sexual Harassment

  April 14, 2021 Catherine Offord The Scientist

  The National Academy of Sciences is reviewing complaints about astronomer Geoffrey Marcy and geneticist Francisco Ayala, who left their academic positions following investigations at their institutions.

• Rupturing a Myth: The Human Appendix Is Not Vestigial

  April 14, 2021 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Darwin’s story of useless organs was wrong yet the myth about the human appendix lives on

• Quantum computers are revealing an unexpected new theory of reality

  April 14, 2021 Chiara Marletto New Scientist

  A powerful new idea about how the laws of physics work could bring breakthroughs on everything from quantum gravity to consciousness

• News Update/Commentary

  The chillest ape: How humans evolved a super-high cooling capacity

  April 14, 2021 University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Science Daily

  Penn Medicine discovery illuminates human sweat gland evolution

• News Update/Commentary

  Gigantic flying pterosaurs had spoked vertebrae to support their ‘ridiculously long' necks

  April 14, 2021 Cell Press Science Daily

  One of the pterosaur's most notable features for such a large flighted animal was a neck longer than that of a giraffe. Now, researchers report an unexpected discovery: their thin neck vertebrae got their strength from an intricate internal structure

• News Update/Commentary

  Genetic admixture in the South Pacific: From Denisovans to the human immune response

  April 14, 2021 Institut Pasteur Science Daily

  Using genome sequencing of 320 individuals, the scientists have investigated how human populations have biologically adapted to the environments of the Pacific islands and how this has affected their current state of health.