What the Textbooks Leave Out About Miller and Urey
The 1953 experiment that made amino acids in a flask depended on an early atmosphere that scientists now think the earth never had.
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The 1953 experiment that made amino acids in a flask depended on an early atmosphere that scientists now think the earth never had.
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Natural selection needs reproduction, heredity, and variation already in place. It cannot explain the origin of the very system it depends on.
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I sat down for a television interview with Emmy Award winning actor and director Logan Crawford. GBN will post it soon, and I will let you know when.
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The legend begins with a prodigy. Darwin's own Autobiography begins with a father's exasperation and a self-described ordinary student.
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One Darwin hangs on museum banners. The other wrote letters, notebooks, and an autobiography in his own hand. This series opens the primary sources.
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This page exists to examine ideas, mine included, not to win you over. Here are the hidden forces that shape what we believe, and a way to fight them.
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The famous Lucy pelvis was cut apart and rebuilt into the shape museums display. Here is what the rest of her bones say before the saw and the story arrive.
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Origin of life models are trapped between two atmospheres. With oxygen the chemistry dies. Without it, ultraviolet light does the killing.
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The podcast episode Human Babies Have Always Been Human Babies is now available on Spotify, and I would love to hear your opinion about the topic.
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Why I Decided to Believe in God is now available on Amazon, free on Kindle for a limited time. Here is what the book is about and why I wrote it.
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