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I saw it on Pharyngula and it is really hilarious check for yourself Thought to link again to this post after seeing a discussion on digits on When Pigs Fly Return. From my modest researc
After reading an interesting discussion of the book of Isabelle Ducan, Pre-Adamite Man, Or, The Story of Our Old Planet and Its Inhabitants on Laelaps I decided to comment on the entire effort to brid
courtesy of Dano I've mastered in Philosophy not even in science philosophy but I had my share of courses and reading on the subject. I look at paleontology and all the theories in the natural
I'm not the one that found them, I have no idea what they are but when Ricky sent me an email that he found 20 to 30 large fossil rocks of an animal and that it appears to be a hip joint and other
I know it is really off topic for the blog but I couldn't resist as I really like to see myth break and disappear. This time it is the myth of animal's sexuality - From Zooillogix - the Museum of Se
...erver from outside. The basic questions that are raised are not different from the ones that every other science and research faces and it is what constitutes the rules of fair play. If you are no...
...credible video of the fossil here. It would be displayed since September at the Huston Museum of Natural Sciences with other really fascinating fossils. The exhibit will also include an Ichthyo...
...t an eye trained in modern systematics will see that someone many years ago may have missed. Of course, in science fiction novels, it's usually some horrible ancient truth waiting to be discovered, bu...
Science News Geological evidence found in Ohio and Indiana in recent weeks is strengthening the case to attribute what happened 12,900 years ago in North America -- when the end of the last Ice
...o say that agree with almost everything in his analysis of Darwin's work and its context in the history of science. I just choose to raise two different perspectives for the discussion. The first po...
... the books and the visits to the natural museums. I wasn't sure at first if mixing the imagination and the science won't create a big mass in their minds but they seem to like the whole experience. ...
... construct the appropriate theory. The discussion reminded my of the old discussion in the philosophy of science of our ability to examine not just the accuracy of a certain hypothesis but the valid...
From Dear Kitty: Canadian scientists said a 290 million-year-old fossil, "frogamander," settles a long and hot debate over the origin of frogs and salamanders. The fossil that links moder
Findings from as far as 245 million year old fossils in Antarctica indicate that reptiles in the sizes of cats lives in Antarctica on ancient times. You can find the whole articles here and here.
...d to many institutions and wealthy individuals and although largely shunned by the male dominated world of science during her lifetime; her work in the fields of palaeontology and geology is now recog...
...oolish decision, but I never really kept my options open.. Now, I have graduated from high school (without sciences or maths) and I have a year off.. I was doing some serious thinking about the future...
...A chunks. 'People will be intrigued by this [finding],' says Kelly Frazer who studies genomics at Perlegen Sciences in Mountain View, California. 'It is the kind of stuff that blows people away.' Re...
Hello. I am a studying library and information sciences. For one of my classes we have to study the trafic on a discussion group such as this one. I was wondering if those of you who use this site
...her hand, is vigorously disputed. In a report detailing the new findings, published today in the journal Science, Yohannes Haile-Selassie of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History and his colleague...
...early the one introduced by the True Geology and being at the present time the corner stone of that Divine Science i.e. the UPL or Universal Pressure Law ! Indeed looking at it from that superior unde...
Teeth unravel Anglo-Saxon legacy By Paul Rincon BBC News Online science staff New scientific research adds to growing evidence that the Anglo-Saxons did not replace the native population in England
...onists, however, are in the business of promoting UNREASONABLE doubt. And they do it mostly by lying about science. No, it is not really reasonable to doubt these things, except possibly the first o...
Early human marks are 'symbols' By Paul Rincon BBC News Online science staff A series of parallel lines engraved in an animal bone between 1.4 and 1.2 million years ago may be the earliest example o
...1; 2:7) Is this a glaring scientific error in the Bible? Before deciding, let us look more closely at what science knows, as opposed to what it theorizes. The theory of evolution was popularized dur...
...rworld was targeted for terraforming, for specific purpose. why? No it is a good one.. think about it, Science with it evidence has already determined Evolution is the Origin of man... no alternat...
Kennewick man ruling - politics or science? 19:00 11 February 04 Native Americans called him 'The Ancient One', while anthropologists speculated he could reveal who first settled the Americas. T
... together to sense out superfluous mutations and functional mutations. I expect that the rate of cognative science will move forth in leaps and bounds now that the ability to compare large numbers of ...
... out detailed studies of how he lived and died ever since. The latest research, published in the journal Science, looked at isotopes found in the Iceman's teeth and bones. They were compared with ...
...l and Cro-Magnon, according to a new study. The paper, published in the online Journal of Archaeological Science, counters the idea proposed by some scientists that Cro-Magnon, who were physically s...
...esent theories supported by consensus are correct. 8) Undisguised dishonesty at pretending that advance in science can be reached only through 'palabres' or never-ending-discussions, of Official recog...
a few interesting comments: How did feathers evolved? we don't know. Ovoraptor food: science must take their best guest. Did the Rex hunt in goups?: the Jury is still out. horned dinosaurs: 'p
...ver been found. As I remarked in my last several posts, that the most important project for anthropology science is to have a worldwide conference where everyone with hominid fossils analyze and com...
...ts relatively off topic for the paleo group especially, but, isn't it just interesting when an idea in one science is shared in another. i dont mean to imply that the author below is an authority, but...
...iers proper except that play on word, and further still ALL the present Geology is a completely fraudulent science leading blinded dog-like minded scientists into dead-end avenues , clearly hooked on ...
Exactly, yet biology teachers does not teach this. they teach that the truth are in the bones. not true. and how many people based on faulty evidence, goes to death row for years, then released???
How do you then dare mocking those very naïve people , with your Holy Evolution Faith, its Hazard / Random Holy God and its Holy Propheet Dar Ween ? Sure those people are Dudes , but in that case wh
...OF YOU ARE COMPLETELY WRONG, MISLED, AND NOT WANTING TO LEARN ACCORDING TO FLUID DYNAMIC PROCESS ! IF YOUR SCIENCE AND THE ONE OF THE OTHER OXFORD MIT & ANU BOUGREDANES IS NOT ABLE TO GO OVER THAT HUR...
...ene pool. Details of the research are published in the US journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 'If we accept that Neanderthals were not the same species, what we're really sayi...
...y to the thread. When does a form cease to be modern? can the the two interbreed? that is my point.... Science is claiming that these faulty remants are 100% accurate evolved superapes, and there ...
...completely tradeless in Industrial process, the crude ignorant of Engineering Methods, the Unlearnt in the science of Material Strength, the most horrid stupid, imbeciles, ignorant simpleton Gogologis...
...nter, used a male standard poodle as their DNA source. They say their dog genome, published in the journal Science, is more of an 80% complete rough sketch than a detailed map. But although fragment...
... realize that. (But I'm not a scientist.) NEW DINOSAUR SPECIES FOUND IN INDIA Wed Aug 13, 9:04 PM ET Add Science - AP to My Yahoo! By RAMOLA TALWAR BADAM, Associated Press Writer BOMBAY, India -...
...nd African tilapia (Tilapia zillii) at the site too, they report in this month's Journal of Archaeological Science . Read the rest at Nature...
...the Siberian tundra where they had been preserved in ice for thousands of years. Researchers at the Gifu Science and Technology Center and Kinki University want to use the genetic material encased w...
...ything as a hominin without your criteria judging it as a stonethrower. And according to the philosiphy of science, which dictates how science operates, any theory which makes predictions which can't ...
While many will make the argument that science support evolution as the origin of man, you would be surprised to know that in recent years some scientists have raised serious doubts about the viabilit
I have noted all the religious comments on these groups by individuals who have no clue what science is and prefer to replace it in their own minds with superstition and 'pseudoscience.' However, th
Turdcaud for somebody that has been a total failure all their life and achieved nothing, let alone basic education or manners, there is only one retard and that is you. Turdcaud you are the infamous
With out life, there is no evolution. How did the first simple form of life-from which we are all supposed to have descended-come into existence? Centuries ago, this would not have appeared to be a pr
...te and final court of appeal, because the fossil record is the only authentic history of life available to science. If this fossil history does not agree with evolutionary theory-and we have seen that...
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