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• Evolution of Biological Information

  July 17, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

  The Definition of Information

• Bull’s-Eye on Borrelia: A Commensal and Consequential Pathogen

  July 17, 2026 Alan L. Gillen, Adam Russell, and Zipporah Nedlock Answers in Genesis

  Ticks and Their Role in Lyme Disease and Alpha-gal

• News Update/Commentary

  Koalas nearly went extinct before humans arrived, DNA study reveals

  July 17, 2026 University of Sydney Science Daily

  By calculating the koala's mutation rate and analyzing hundreds of genomes, researchers discovered that every living koala traces back to a small group that survived extreme climate shifts and later repopulated eastern Australia.

• Video

  Why Human Cognition Remains Unique

  July 17, 2026 Joe McDonald ID the Future

  The age of AI is upon us and is already changing the way we conduct our lives. What is the optimal division of tasks between humans and machines?

• Emergence, Properly Understood

  July 17, 2026 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  “Emergence” is one of the omnipresent enthymemes of modern scientific discourse

• More humans are living to be 100 years of age

  July 16, 2026 Mind Matters

  It is a logical outcome of a general improvement in health care

• Today’s Computer Chips -- Measured in Beard-Seconds

  July 16, 2026 Robert J. Marks Mind Matters

  Could we use beard-seconds as a measurement? Actually, we could

• News Update/Commentary

  AI flags more than 250,000 suspicious cancer research papers

  July 16, 2026 Queensland University of Technology Science Daily

  A powerful new AI tool has uncovered what could be one of the biggest integrity problems in modern science

• News Update/Commentary

  Earth has a natural thermostat and scientists finally know how it works

  July 16, 2026 Syracuse University Science Daily

  As sea levels rose and fell, they changed how much phosphate reached the open ocean, affecting marine life and the amount of carbon buried beneath the seafloor. That burial removed carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

• Can Soccer Glorify God?

  July 16, 2026 Sarah Buckland-Reynolds Creation-Evolution Headlines

  As we approach the World Cup Finals, we reflect on the biological processes necessary for playing soccer| and how even these leisurely activities point to God’s handiwork

• Video

  Hitler Was More Progressive Than You Think

  July 16, 2026 Richard Weikart Seth Gruber

  the ideological roots of Hitler’s eugenics, the influence of Darwinian evolution, and the disturbing similarities between Nazi racial theories and modern progressive politics

• Advancing science by designing for surprise

  July 16, 2026 James Evans, Casey Petroff, and Gary King Science, v.393, n.6808

  Consider a thought experiment. Two graduate students have written identical dissertations: the same experiments, the same data, the same robust findings.

• Scientists build first artificial protein motor that walks on DNA

  July 16, 2026 Raquel Brandao earth.com

  Researchers have built an artificial protein motor that walks in a set direction along a strand of DNA. It moves one step at a time, under second-by-second control.

• Video

  Did Scientists Just Create Life? The Conversations Team Dissects SpudCell

  July 16, 2026 James Tour

  they examine the research, separating its remarkable engineering from the headlines and asking whether constant feeding, borrowed biological machinery, and mechanically forced division truly constitute a living cell

• Video

  Why Emergence Cannot Explain Consciousness

  July 16, 2026 Alex O'Connor Closer to Truth

  If consciousness can't arise simply by rearranging matter, where does it come from? ... radical emergence may not exist at all. If that's true, consciousness may not emerge from the brain but instead be fundamental to reality itself.

• Video

  The Cosmic Web Just Broke the Big Bang Model

  July 16, 2026 See the Pattern

  A new Nature paper claims that the cosmic web remains organised on scales far larger than the standard Big Bang model expects.

• Recovering lost origins

  July 16, 2026 R. Alexander Bentley Science, v.393, n.6808, p.243-244

  Wang et al. combine strontium isotope analysis, ancient DNA, and historical records to trace the origins of Africans buried on St Helena after being liberated from intercepted slave ships

• This Giant Deep-sea Creature Survives Five Years Without Food

  July 16, 2026 Rupendra Brahambhatt ZME Science

  Thanks to a Borrowed Bacterial Gene ... Living nearly 900 meters underwater, this isopod evolved unusual adaptations to thrive in the world’s most food-scarce environment.

• Astronomers Find an Atmosphere on a Nearby Earthlike Planet

  July 16, 2026 Katrina Miller New York Times

  It’s the first potentially habitable world known to host an atmosphere, making it a lead contender in the search for life beyond our solar system.

• Oldest known Mars rock offers glimpse of planet’s watery youth

  July 16, 2026 Paul Voosen Science

  Ancient Teghaza meteorite hints at granitelike crust and shows Mars was already losing its water 4.1 billion years ago

• Accidentally Demonstrating the Limits of Evolution

  July 16, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

  Technological Evolution

• So What Went Wrong with Wikipedia?

  July 16, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  The whole business strikes some of us as a wildly Woke example of what can go wrong in an information society

• A Question at the Frontier of Human Inquiry

  July 15, 2026 Terrell Clemmons Science & Culture Today

  Who Pushed the Button?

• Book

  The Multiverse: A Philosophical Introduction

  July, 2026 Jeremy Butterfield University of Calgary

  an introduction to the idea that our universe is just one of many universes | See Also Amazon

• Relax. You do not have a lizard brain

  July 15, 2026 Mind Matters

• Authors be warned: AI scams are much cleverer today

  July 15, 2026 Mind Matters

  Historian Guy de la Bédoyère points out that sophisticated AI tools can tailor an email so that it sounds personal -- a far cry from the junkmail that ends up in our recycle bins:

• Interoception: Is it really a new sixth sense?

  July 15, 2026 Mind Matters

  the body’s ability to sense and interpret its own internal signals

• Mozzie nozzle for fine 3D printing

  July 15, 2026 Jonathan Sarfati Creation Ministries International

  Mosquito feeding needles are so thin, straight, and strong that they have been used for the finest 3D printing.

• Humans Do Not Have an Evolved “Lizard Brain”

  July 15, 2026 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The notion that the base of our brain evolved from a lizard brain is now fully debunked

• Why Dawkins’s Argument for AI Is an Argument for God

  July 15, 2026 George Montañez Science & Culture Today

• In Defiance of Evolution, Life Is an Idea

  July 15, 2026 Eric Hedin Science & Culture Today

• Modularity: Insufficient for and Unexplained by Evolution

  July 15, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

• Once again we are told AI may be conscious

  July 15, 2026 Anil Seth The Guardian

  I study consciousness, and I have my doubts ... Despite Anthropic’s claims, Claude is no more likely to achieve sentience than a simulation of a weather system is likely to generate a real hurricane

• Video

  Answering the Most Viral Objections to Christianity

  July 15, 2026 Frank Turek Daily Dose of Wisdom

  a candid and challenging Q&A session where the internet's favorite objections to Christianity are addressed

• A Lost Human Lineage May Have Left a Genetic Legacy in People Today

  July 15, 2026 Sally Christine Reynolds Sci Tech Daily

  Molecular evidence suggests that long-separated human lineages may have exchanged genes far more often than once believed, leaving traces that persist in people today.

• Video

  How Modern Science Resolves the Dilemma Over Evolution

  July 15, 2026 Michal Chaberek and Steve Greene ID the Future

  If theistic evolution doesn’t work, and Darwinian evolution is scientifically inadequate, what alternative framework better explains the origin of life and the universe?

• Can consciousness be quantum?

  July 15, 2026 Karmela Padavic-Callaghan New Scientist

  We may now have an answer ... A mathematical analysis suggests that the notion of agency, which is a prerequisite for consciousness, cannot be purely quantum in nature

• Meet Earth’s Newest Monkey

  July 15, 2026 Kate Golembiewski New York Times

  (And Check Out Its Orange Lips.) ... It is only the fifth new African monkey identified as a new species in the past 75 years.

• Video

  Why Qualia Seem Real

  July 14, 2026 Michael Tooley Closer to Truth

  Tooley reflects on the arguments that shaped his philosophy of mind, including Thomas Nagel's bat thought experiment, Frank Jackson's Mary argument, and David Chalmers' zombie argument

• Video

  The Thomas Nagel Admission Every Skeptic Should Know

  July 14, 2026 Stephen Meyer The Dr. Kevin Klar Show

  one of the most eminent and influential contemporary philosophers confessed to the invisible bias -- the “invisible finger on the scale" that complicates our interpretation of the evidence for God.

• Blog Post

  Top Scientists Know They Rig the Game Against God

  July 14, 2026 J. D. Rucker

• Blog Post

  Is SETI Worth It?

  July 14, 2026 Steven Novella NeuroLogica

• Early Verdicts on Claude Science: Faster Workflows, But Gaps Remain

  July 14, 2026 R. J. Mackenzie The Scientist

  AI giant Anthropic recently announced its scientific workbench, Claude Science. While scientists praised many of its features, they noted that its reasoning needs work.

• Sophisticated Biological Information Processing

  July 14, 2026 Emily Reeves Science & Culture Today

  Crowdsourcing DNA

• Peering into the Known and the Unknown

  July 14, 2026 Thomas E. Woodward and James P. Gills Science & Culture Today

• Do we owe our existence to weird ‘virtual’ particles?

  July 14, 2026 Chanda Prescod-Weinstein New Scientist

  When considering what makes up a human body, a physicist drills down beyond the atomic level. Columnist explores the not-exactly-real particles that allow the stuff we’re made of to hang together

• Who Coined the Phrase “the Magician’s Twin”?

  July 14, 2026 John G. West Science & Culture Today

  The Pitfalls of Relying on AI for Your Facts

• Video

  Can Near-Death Experiences Point Beyond the Brain?

  July 13, 2026 Alex Gómez-Marín Closer to Truth

• Video

  Why Da Vinci Called the Foot an Engineering Masterpiece

  July 13, 2026 Stuart Burgess Discovery Science

  Are the human wrist and ankle brilliant pieces of natural engineering, or are they poorly designed evolutionary leftovers?

• First ‘true sugar’ molecule found in space -- offering hints to life’s origins

  July 13, 2026 Jenna Ahart Nature

  Erythrulose, which has four carbon atoms, is the most complex sugar spotted beyond our Solar System.