Odin
25th November 2005, 06:54 AM
http://www.amasci.com/
Site that appears to enjoy building and tearing down skeptic shaped strawmen. (http://amasci.com/weird/wclose.html)
http://amasci.com/freenrg/evolv.txt
Has this been covered before? Apparently evil mad scientist Richard Dawkins tried to supress it:D. I looked on talkorigins but couldn't find much, especially about this bit-
In 1981, molecular biologists working under Dr Morris
Goodman at Ann Arbor University decided to test this hypothesis.
They took the alpha haemoglobin DNA of two reptiles -- a snake
and a crocodile -- which are said by Darwinists to be closely
related, and the haemoglobin DNA of a bird, in this case a
farmyard chicken.
They found that the two animals who had _least_ DNA sequences in
common were the two reptiles, the snake and the crocodile. They
had only around 5% of DNA sequences in common -- only one
twentieth of their haemoglobin DNA. The two creatures whose DNA
was closest were the crocodile and the chicken, where there were
17.5% of sequences in common -- nearly one fifth. The actual DNA
similarities were the _reverse_ of that predicted by neo-
Darwinism.
This part is interesting-
http://amasci.com/freenrg/abhor.html
??? I'm not sure what he's suggesting here but there seem to be plenty more strawmen in his discriptions. I'm I missing something and some of this is a parody?
Site that appears to enjoy building and tearing down skeptic shaped strawmen. (http://amasci.com/weird/wclose.html)
http://amasci.com/freenrg/evolv.txt
Has this been covered before? Apparently evil mad scientist Richard Dawkins tried to supress it:D. I looked on talkorigins but couldn't find much, especially about this bit-
In 1981, molecular biologists working under Dr Morris
Goodman at Ann Arbor University decided to test this hypothesis.
They took the alpha haemoglobin DNA of two reptiles -- a snake
and a crocodile -- which are said by Darwinists to be closely
related, and the haemoglobin DNA of a bird, in this case a
farmyard chicken.
They found that the two animals who had _least_ DNA sequences in
common were the two reptiles, the snake and the crocodile. They
had only around 5% of DNA sequences in common -- only one
twentieth of their haemoglobin DNA. The two creatures whose DNA
was closest were the crocodile and the chicken, where there were
17.5% of sequences in common -- nearly one fifth. The actual DNA
similarities were the _reverse_ of that predicted by neo-
Darwinism.
This part is interesting-
http://amasci.com/freenrg/abhor.html
??? I'm not sure what he's suggesting here but there seem to be plenty more strawmen in his discriptions. I'm I missing something and some of this is a parody?