Darwinian theory proposes that the astoundingly intricate machinery of the cell developed step by tiny step, by natural selection acting on random mutation.
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We continually see unscientific assertions among the Times's own writers about a simple matter easily discerned from any embryology textbook.
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Recently, a computer program pretending to be a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy named Eugene Goostman was hailed as the first to pass the Turing test.
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As examples of sciences that depend on intelligent design principles, we've examined archaeology, cryptology and forensics. Here's another.
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Much gratitude is owed to Colby College historian of science Joseph Martin for his candid defense of lying in the context of public discussions of science.
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