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• Language Diversity History Fits Babel

  July 24, 2026 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The number of human languages has fallen over time from a previous maximum

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient ape fossil in Egypt challenges the story of human origins

  July 24, 2026 Mansoura University Vertebrate Paleontology Center Science Daily

  An ancient ape jaw from Egypt may shift the birthplace of modern apes from East Africa to a surprising new evolutionary crossroads.

• Video

  The New Multiverse Theory?

  July 24, 2026 Alex O'Connor

• Is “The brain is a computer!” One of Science’s Biggest Mistakes?

  July 24, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  If so, the mistake throws a wrench into claims that conscious computers can ever be built

• Misinformation About a Masterpiece

  July 24, 2026 Terrell Clemmons Science & Culture Today

  An Engineer Responds to a Colleague

• The lost golden age of language diversity

  July 23, 2026 Damian E. Blasi, et al. Max-Planck-Gesellschaft

  Tens of thousands of languages may have existed between 1,000 and 3,000 years ago -- and their decline began well before European colonial expansion

• The Dogs That Speak: Breakthrough or Illusion?

  July 23, 2026 Jonathan Jarry McGill University

  On social media, dogs press buttons that talk for them. But can they even make out the words coming out of these speakers?

• 4 myths cause us to abandon science.

  July 23, 2026 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  Here’s the path back. ... It’s not a gambit. It’s not fraud. It’s not driven by opinion, prejudice, or bias. It's not unchallengeable. And it's more than facts alone.

• Video

  Why Consciousness Theories May Not Really Disagree

  July 23, 2026 Alex O'Connor Closer to Truth

  From panpsychism and idealism to property dualism, illusionism, and physicalism, he explains why philosophy may be uncovering different perspectives on the same underlying reality rather than entirely different answers.

• The rise and fall of language diversity through the Holocene

  July 23, 2026 D. E. Blasi, et al. Science, v.393, n.6809, p.387-391

  More than four languages are lost every year, and this rate is predicted to increase.

• Orcas surprise researchers by exploding dead sunfish

  July 23, 2026 Mind Matters

  Into thousands of pieces. They may be doing it for fun but they can eat the pieces.

• Work on unifying laws of physics wins maths prize

  July 23, 2026 Karmela Padavic-Callaghan New Scientist

  Mathematicians who helped unify laws of physics and cracked decades-old problems in geometry are among this year's recipients of the Fields medal 2026

• Physical Beauty, Mathematical Beauty, Scientific Beauty

  July 23, 2026 Kyle A. Dillon Science & Culture Today

• Faster Chemistry Is Not the Same as Life

  July 23, 2026 Jonathan K. Corrado Institute for Creation Research

• Hey Octopus, How Did You Get to Be So Smart?

  July 23, 2026 Science & Culture Today

• Video

  High School Science That Teaches an ID Perspective? Yes, Please!

  July 22, 2026 Kristin Marais and Summer Edwards ID the Future

  Is it possible to integrate the evidence for intelligent design into full-length high school biology and chemistry courses? Of course! Are such courses currently available to homeschool students? Absolutely!

• Video

  The Financial Genius Who Funded Hitler’s War Machine Documentary

  July 22, 2026 Hjalmar Schacht The People Profiles

  Discover the incredible, chilling story of the economic mastermind and central banker who engineered Nazi Germany’s economic miracle and financed Adolf Hitler’s war machine.

• Video

  Does God Exist? ... on Reality

  July 22, 2026 William Lane Craig, Rowan Williams, Sabine Hossenfelder, and Slavoj Žižek Reasonable Faith

  at the Royal Institution, philosopher William Lane Craig, former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, physicist Sabine Hossenfelder and philosopher Slavoj Žižek debate the biggest question of all

• Video

  Why Carl Sagan’s “Pale Blue Dot" Got It Wrong

  July 22, 2026 Jay Richards Discovery Science

  By looking at the universal laws of chemistry, he explains why complex life strictly requires a perfect “hand-in-glove" combination of carbon chemistry and liquid water.

• Video

  Oldest Amber Ever Found Rewrites What We Know About Plant Evolution

  July 22, 2026 Anton Petrov

• Maybe Being a Loner Helps the Octopus Be Smart?

  July 22, 2026 Mind Matters

  With the asocial brain hypothesis, researchers ask us to think beyond traditional explanations for why some animals display unexpected intelligence

• People Aren’t Born as Righties or Lefties -- They Develop Hand Dominance with Practice

  July 22, 2026 Margherita Bassi Smithsonian Magazine

  Humans do have a biological preference for using one side of their body, which might prime them for using limbs on that side for complex motor tasks like writing -- and honing those skills over time

• Glutamine synthetase … Life’s molecular computer

  July 22, 2026 Otangelo Grasso Creation Ministries International

  Without this complex ‘computing’ enzyme, absolutely nothing could live.

• Findings Could Herald a Paradigm Shift in Cosmology

  July 22, 2026 Subir Sarkar Real Clear Science

  According to our best understanding, the universe is expanding -- and is doing so at an accelerating rate.

• A Non-Equilibrium Radiocarbon Calibration Model Based on Post-Diluvian Atmospheric Recovery

  July 22, 2026 Peter Streitenberger, Andy McIntosh, and Stephen Taylor Answers Research Journal, v.19, p.95-116

  Conventional radiocarbon dating relies on the assumption that atmospheric ¹⁴C concentration has remained relatively constant throughout earth’s history.

• Argumentation and Surprise Are Best Ways to Do Good Science

  July 22, 2026 Casey Luskin Science & Culture Today

  Papers

• Are Fictionbots Triumphing Over Writers?

  July 21, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  At The Spectator, Geoff Bagwell tells us that AI is destined to destroy the creative writing industry as bots take writers’ jobs

• Neanderthals are still getting smarter…

  July 21, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  “New fossil finds indicate that early childhood development was surprisingly similar to that of modern humans.”

• Science Tends to Initially Reject the People It Later Calls Great

  July 21, 2026 Michael Aaron Cody Real Clear Science

  Scientists tend to initially resist a paradigm-altering result. The discoverer's work is harshly criticized and they in turn are ostracized.

• The brain is not a computer

  July 21, 2026 Dorothea Olkowski Institute of Art and Ideas

  Thought is emotional, ancient, and not all in the neocortex

• Human Brain Complexity Surpasses Animal Brains

  July 21, 2026 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Human brains are superior not just in the quantity of neurons, but in the quality

• Evolution of Biological Information

  July 21, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

  Maxwell’s Demon

• DNA and Beyond

  July 21, 2026 Thomas E. Woodward and James P. Gills Science & Culture Today

  A Multilayered Revolution

• Parkinson’s Law Is the Key to Understanding Bureaucratic Bloat

  July 20, 2026 Gary Smith Mind Matters

  The experience of one small university offers a useful example

• Fearsome Cleveland Fossil Is Still a Fish

  July 20, 2026 Frank Sherwin Institute for Creation Research

• How to Celebrate Moon Day Monday

  July 20, 2026 Sarah Buckland-Reynolds Creation-Evolution Headlines

  In celebration of International Moon Day (July 20), we explore some lesser-known functions of the earth’s moon and how it also points to a young, created earth.

• Neanderthals may have been just as smart as modern human peers

  July 20, 2026 Cody Cottier Yahoo! News

  A new skull-based analysis of Neanderthal brains suggests that these ancient hominins’ range of intelligence largely overlapped with our own

• Video

  The Story of Everything

  July 20, 2026 Stephen Meyer & Piers Morgan ID the Future

  Is there clear and present scientific evidence that life and the universe were purposefully designed?

• Horowitch and Harrington Chime in on the “Post-literate Society”

  July 20, 2026 Peter Biles Mind Matters

  Is the age of longform reading truly over?

• Children and Monkeys Share a Common Understanding of Geometry

  July 20, 2026 Jason Bittel Carnegie Mellon University

  A new study provides the first evidence that baboons and macaques share the same geometric intuitions present in young children, overturning prior research.

• Strange paraparticles could be reality’s missing ingredient

  July 20, 2026 Miriam Frankel New Scientist

  Neither matter nor force, paraparticles would be something else entirely. Fresh hints that they exist are raising hopes that they could explain reality at its deepest level

• Astronomers Determine that Exoplanets Around Barnard's Star are Extremely Uninhabitable

  July 20, 2026 Matthew Williams Universe Today

  Bernard's Star, a relatively low-mass M-type (red dwarf) star located less than 6 light-years from Earth, is the Solar System's closest neighbor after Alpha Centauri.

• The limited value of wet–dry cycles to produce large peptides prebiotically

  July 20, 2026 Chris Basel and Royal Truman Creation Ministries International

  Origin of life researchers appeal to a wet-dry cycle for more favourable conditions for peptide formation. But is the cycle they model realistic?

• The Organisms That Make Earth’s Harshest Places Home

  July 20, 2026 Jake Buehler Quanta Magazine

  Extremophiles that thrive in the most unforgiving environments aren’t just biological curiosities. Understanding their resilience has many implications.

• More Evidence that Origin of Life Requires Intelligent Design

  July 20, 2026 Casey Luskin Science & Culture Today

  “SpudCell”

• Who, Exactly, Is the Subject of Evolutionary Psychology?

  July 19, 2026 Mind Matters

  Neurosurgeon Michael Egnor and science writer Denyse O’Leary offer some thoughts about why the discipline does not make sense

• With AI, It’s Verify. Then Verify the Verification

  July 19, 2026 Robert J. Marks Mind Matters

  Advice for AI Natives

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists just discovered a lost branch of Australia’s marsupials

  July 19, 2026 University of New South Wales Science Daily

  rewriting part of the story of how the continent's unique mammals evolved. The discovery challenges the idea that Australia's marsupials all came from a single straightforward ancestral lineage.

• Have Scientists Built a Cell from Scratch?

  July 19, 2026 Georgia Purdom Answers in Genesis

  According to recent news headlines, the curiously named SpudCell can feed, grow, reproduce, and undergo selection.

• Video

  The Mind-Blowing Math Behind the Human Wrist

  July 18, 2026 Stuart Burgess Discovery Science

  an award-winning precision engineer delivers a comprehensive rebuttal to secular claims that the human body is full of poor design flaws