Futureandcosmos

According to Darwinist dogma, lucky random mutations occur and cause "classic sweeps" or "classic selective sweeps" in which some new trait (offering a survival or reproduction advantage) becomes more and more common in the gene pool, eventually so common that most organisms in the population have that trait. The idea is illustrated in the visual below, which illustrates an e...

Some of the most astonishing nineteenth century evidence for ESP comes in accounts involving Alexis Didier.  The original accounts can be read in the pages of the nineteenth century journal The Zoist, which can be read

 My 2018 post "'Nobel's Razor' as a Rule of Thumb for Judging Science Claims" rather naively suggested a "rule of thumb" for judging whether something is top-notch well-established science, a rule based on whether some scientific claim ...

This is the fourth in a series of occasional posts in which I will look back at particular years of my blogging activity. In this post I will look at my blogging activity in the year 2016. 

My January 2016 post "The Possibility of a Pa...

 A video by Nate Hagens has the title "11 Discoveries That Changed My Worldview."  He says at the beginning that what he will discuss are "really fundamental learnings, that over time developed and shaped my worldview." The list of things that he gives is a rather poor list. ...