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Death and Taxus
It’s been ages since I added anything to this blog – I guess it’s about time! Death and Taxus. Constants of the universe. Taxus is the scientific name of the trees known as yew, with needle-like leaves and single seeds … Continue reading
Posted in Evolution and Society, life and death, On theories
Tagged evolution, natural selection, second law
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Human Origins and Human Attitudes
What we humans believe about our origins influences how we treat each other, our planet and the rest of the life forms that live here. This includes beliefs about evolution. Continue reading
Posted in Evolution and Society
Tagged evolution, natural selection, religion, science, society
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Evolution of altruism
Not only should we consider that altruism can indeed evolve, we should cultivate the stuff. Continue reading
A little bit of physics envy, perhaps
Physicists seem to have an admirable capacity to look at things in different ways, and not freak out when somebody suggests a new view of the universe. Continue reading
Doesn’t it seem political?
The “debate” between the neo-Darwinian theory and “intelligent design” is false and misleading Continue reading
Posted in Evolution and politics, On science, On theories
Tagged evolution, natural selection, science, second law
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What’s wrong with being a theory?
I often hear evolutionists claim that evolution is not a theory, but a fact. I argue that this is not so. Continue reading