Pleiotropy

Michael Egnor's answers for New Atheists

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Michael Egnor has answered the questions he put to the Atheists the other day. My answers are here . His answers are kind of longish, so al...
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Time Tree rocks

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I've just learned of a new online application, Time Tree , with which you can search on two species/taxa and get the time since they div...
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Defining away the evidence

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"There can be no evidence for X, because X must per definition have the property Y, and Y does per definition not exist." Find X a...
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Michael Egnor's questions for New Atheists

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Michael Egnor has some questions for atheists , because he thinks there must be more to what we believe than just these: 1) There are no god...
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New developments in the case for evidence for god

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If you're following the debate about the possible existence of adequate evidence for a god, you should read Jerry Coyne's newest po...
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What a species is

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From now on I'm going to be close to requiring anyone I discuss the concept(s) of species with to have read John Wilkins' post on th...
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It' still my birthday for a little while longer, so...

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I know your name is Rita, 'cause your perfume's smelling sweeter. Here's a nice birthday present I got earlier today: Genomic ...

Why Intelligent People Watch More TV

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Satoshi Kanazawa is writing a bunch of blog posts using his pet hypothesis ("The Hypothesis") to explain human behavior: I believ...
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Leigh Van Valen dies

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Evolutionary biologist Leigh Van Valen has just died (1935-2010). I'm currently writing a paper in which I use the Ecological Species C...
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What's adequate evidence for God in principle?

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As an atheist, is there any evidence that I would persuade me to provisionally accept that God exists? This questions has recently been deal...
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I'm a gnu

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PhD PhD event

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If you're in CA (still), here's an event at Biola "University" that might be great fun to go to. God And Evolution: Prote...
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What she said...

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Via Teenage Atheist .
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Carnival of Evolution featuring Sandwalk

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A new edition of Carnival of Evolution went up last night on its home turf. It features Larry Moran's blog, Sandwalk , and a survey of ...

We are too at war

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It's his own damn fault for not enabling comments on his blog. Satoshi Kanazawa blogs on The Scientific Fundamentalist, and in his newes...
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Pivar's pure fantasy published

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Stuart Pivar has his own lab in New York, Synthetic Life Lab, and he has recently published his first peer-reviewed article in The Internat...
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Whale poo

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The newest edition of Scientia Pro Publica - the science blog carnival for the people - are up. One of the posts is about a paper with a n...

New feature at Carnival of Evolution (Oct. 1st)

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The upcoming edition of Carnival of Evolution will be hosted by myself on Carnival of Evolution . With this 28th edition I am planning to in...

WebmedCentral and Ginger Pee

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Can you imagine what would happen in the creationist community if creationists could get their papers published in a scientific journal with...
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George Williams on pleiotropy

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Another great evolutionary biologist, George Williams, died recently. Carl Zimmer quotes himself from a 2004 interview: One reason that the...
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