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What Would Really Be “Catastrophic” for Science?

Beside his prophetic warning about the “military-industrial complex,” President Eisenhower was concerned about the scientific-governmental complex. Read More ›
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Photo: Stephen Meyer at the Heritage Foundation.

Stephen Meyer, Wesley J. Smith: Unmasking the Scientific Roots of Anti-Humanism

To adapt a story that Wesley tells, the motto of the phenomenon is: “Listen to the animals.” Read More ›
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Photo: A pea plant, by Rasbak (Own work) [GFDL or CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

Prairie Dogs “Talk”…and Plants “Hear” – More Reasons for Dumping Humankind’s Unique Place in Nature?

Plants respond to light, but they do not “see.” Read More ›
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Photo: Wesley Smith, second from the right, courtesy of Heritage Foundation.

Abusing the “Anti-Science” Label — Editors of Nature Agree with Wesley Smith!

When establishment pillars like these finally get fed up and speak out against the weaponizing of science rhetoric, that’s a welcome and very healthy sign. Read More ›
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Photo: Stephen Meyer at the Heritage Foundation.

Did You Miss Meyer, Richards, and Smith at the Heritage Foundation? See It Now

The panel pointed to how the "anti-science" label is wielded to shut down challenges to the "consensus" and to advance "anti-human" advocacy. Read More ›

Streaming Live Now — “March for Science or March for Scientism?” at the Heritage Foundation

Stephen Meyer, Jay Richards, and Wesley Smith discuss the abuse of science and its good name. Read More ›
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See Meyer, Smith, and Richards at Heritage Foundation Live Online Wednesday, April 19

As demonstrators converge on D.C. for the “March for Science,” explore the real threats to good science in America. Read More ›

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