Software engineering. Because of the computer revolution, we are now using software that is increasingly sophisticated.  The evolution of computer systems has come about from a human need to produce software too complicated for a human mind to write. Software … Continue reading →

Biotechnology and the manipulation of genes.   Biotechnology has progressed to creating things that do not exist in nature from manipulations of genes and other proteins in a manner much like what has occurred naturally during evolution. An example is … Continue reading →

Contributions from evolution studies related to cancer and its treatment.   Mounting discoveries about the astoundingly complex essence of cancer—that its causes lie in multitudes of genes (of evolution) gone awry—are also pointing the way toward treatments aimed at direct … Continue reading →

Contributions to medicine of students of Mario Capecchi, Ph.D. based on evolution.   Physician-scientist students of Capecchi’s have made great strides in the understanding and treatment of human diseases as a result of their studies in his lab on fundamentals–the … Continue reading →

Practical applications of the Theory of Evolution, continued. Medicine. Answers to questions about cancer, diabetes, and uncommon neurological disorders have become available from the information that has come out of genomic studies which, in turn, generated from evolutionary studies. Jonathan … Continue reading →

A prodigious amount of effort and very considerable financial treasure has been expended over more than 150 years by learned scholars, researchers, and scientists from many disciplines to learn about the natural changes undergone by organisms and species over time. … Continue reading →

See blogspot 36 for case presentation. The Decision (December 20, 2005) 139 pages: Included in those pages were the following statements: -“For the reasons that follow, we conclude that the religious nature of ID would be readily apparent to an … Continue reading →

See blogspot 35 for preliminary background of the case. The Discovery Institute was concerned that the defendants in the case had earlier, emphatically, and publicly displayed their religious motivations. This engendered disagreements between the Institute and the Thomas More Law … Continue reading →

Note: Because of the overriding importance of this trial and its outcome, considerable space will be dedicated to the discussion of actions of the defendants, the trial testimony, and the 139 page decision by the judge. The presentation will be … Continue reading →

Edwards v. Aguillard [Edwards, Governor of Louisiana, et al v. Aguillard et al] Before the Supreme Court of the United States 482 U.S. 578, Chief Justice William Rehnquist, presiding. Argued: December 10, 1986 Decided: June 19, 1987 Vote: 7 to … Continue reading →