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Attempts to Refute Front-loading Part 2
We have seen that the first criticism of FLE has failed completely. So let us now turn our attention to the second criticism. As it turns out, the second criticism is not really an argument against F… more →
Bosch WAS32741AU Logixx 8 Review
Mike wrote 3 days ago: Bosch Front Loading Washing Machine The WAS32741AU Logixx 8 Front Loading Washing Machine offers a n … more →
Attempts to Refute Front-loading Part 2
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Michael wrote 6 days ago: We have seen that the first criticism of FLE has failed completely. So let us now turn our attentio … more →
Attempts to Refute Front-loading Part 1
Michael wrote 1 week ago: In the previous posting, we saw that Brayton, MacNeill, and Neufeld all attempted to refute the hypo … more →
Front-loading refuted?
Michael wrote 1 week ago: If you google ‘front-loading evolution,’ there are three hits on the front and second page that atte … more →
Smart and Smarter
Michael wrote 1 week ago: One of the expectations from the hypothesis of front-loading evolution is that cells would play a si … more →
Complex minimal complexity
Michael wrote 3 weeks ago: According to this site: In three papers published back-to-back in Science, they provide the first co … more →
The SRP, Alu Elements, and Nudging
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Michael wrote 4 weeks ago: I’ve combined the essays about the signal recognition partcle, Alu elements, cytosine deamination, a … more →
Growth Control
Michael wrote 4 weeks ago: If life truly is an example of carbon-based nanotechnology, then we would expect life processes to b … more →
Evolution Under Intrinsic Control
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Michael wrote 1 month ago: The appearance of antibiotic resistant bacteria has long been used as a classic example of Darwinian … more →
Michael Shermer and Inevitability
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Michael wrote 1 month ago: Michael Shermer makes an argument that doesn’t strike me as being as strong as he thinks it is. She … more →
More Brain Nudgin'
Michael wrote 1 month ago: Real life is keeping me busy, so here’s a golden oldie: Hormones control growth, metabolism, reprodu … more →
Do Cells Think?
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Michael wrote 1 month ago: The non-teleological perspective has long viewed living things as passive participants of the interp … more →
Alu Mania
Michael wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been talking about Alu elements for weeks now, so I was going to try to change the topic. But … more →
It just doesn't stop!
Michael wrote 2 months ago: The title of yet another paper speaks for itself: Alu elements contain many binding sites for transc … more →
You too, p53?
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Michael wrote 2 months ago: p53 has been called the “Guardian of the genome” and is commonly known as a tumor-suppressor gene – … more →
You too, Pax6?
Michael wrote 2 months ago: From Novel PAX6 Binding Sites in the Human Genome and the Role of Repetitive Elements in the Evoluti … more →
Why RAREs are not so rare
Michael wrote 2 months ago: From this site, we learn Retinoic acid (RA) may act as a regulator of differentiation at various sta … more →
Insp. Bunny Interview Part 3
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Michael wrote 2 months ago: We’re back. Inspector Bunny, you said that the SRP was an elegant system that would go on to influe … more →
Ron Smith:Hollywood Academy Q and A
seanngoodman wrote 2 months ago: Below are some good questions to guide you through the watching of this interview. Please note that … more →
