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DISCLAIMER: The following links do not necessarily represent endorsement by the Geoscience Research Institute, but are meant to provide information from a wide range of viewpoints and expertise on scientific issues, religious issues, and the interface between the two, particularly in the area of creation and evolution.

• Science still has expertise; what it’s lost is authority

  September 24, 2026 H. Holden Thorp Science, v.393, n.6818, p.1279

  In the years since the pandemic and the political turmoil surrounding the American scientific establishment, much time has been spent discussing why science has lost influence on public policy in the United States.

• Do People Who Believe AI is Sentient Not Know They Are Panpsychists?

  September 24, 2026 Kenneth Francis Mind Matters

  A medic said to me that he would use the word ‘please’, as the AI might be sentient

• Fact-checking the pop science buzz that two brains evolved into one

  September 24, 2026 Mind Matters

  At ZME Science, Tudor Tarita tells us that our current brains may have started as two separate organs in different life forms five hundred million years ago

• Machines “Chose” to Defeat Hugging Face Security, Steal its Data

  September 24, 2026 Richard W. Stevens Mind Matters

  Just the Facts: 1,200 swarming AIs don’t need consciousness to wreak havoc -- just network connectivity and goals

• If AI Cures a Disease or Enables Fusion, the Bubble Will Be Justified

  September 24, 2026 Jeffrey Funk Mind Matters

  Scientists say that is unlikely, but the bubble lives on

• Scientific American Starts Sober, Quickly Relapses into Speculation

  September 24, 2026 Brian Miller Science & Culture Today

  On Origin of Life

• Video

  Physics Reveals Insane Evidence for a Creator Beyond Chance

  September 23, 2026 Bruce Gordon and Brian Miller ID the Future and Discovery Science

  a scorecard for evaluating models of the origin of the universe

• Video

  Cosmology’s Mad Idea: Inflation & the Creation of Our Universe

  September 23, 2026 Chris Lintott Gresham College

  Our expanding Universe only makes sense if, early on, it expanded rapidly in a period of cosmic inflation. In this lecture, we consider the evidence for this apparently arbitrary idea,

• Video

  Response after Lee Cronin Debate

  September 23, 2026 James Tour and the Conversations team Piers Morgan Uncensored

  review of debate with Professor Lee Cronin about how life began

• Video

  The Scientific Method is a Myth -- Sort of....

  September 23, 2026 Danny Faulkner Is Genesis History?

  challenging the familiar five-step formula and exploring how scientists actually use observation, experimentation, measurement, classification, inference, and prediction to understand the natural world

• Video

  Beat “Information" Arguments with This One Weird Trick

  September 23, 2026 Creation Myths

• Video

  Philosophers of Physics Debate Fine-Tuning

  September 23, 2026 Miles K. Donahue and Dan Linford Phil Halper (aka Skydivephil)

  Is the universe fine-tuned for life -- and if so, does that provide evidence for God?

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Reference genomes and fossils revise bat family phylogeny and biogeography

  September 23, 2026 Ariadna E. Morales, et al. Nature

  Bats are extraordinary among mammals, having uniquely evolved powered flight and laryngeal echolocation, along with disease resistance, extended healthspans and the ability to hibernate.

• Genome project opens the next chapter for studying bat evolution

  September 23, 2026 Josefin Stiller Nature

  A landmark collection of bat genomes reveals fresh clues about the evolution of one of the world’s most unusual groups of mammals.

• Gravitational forces inside Earth drag some decades out -- and make others fly by

  September 23, 2026 Dominique Jault and Paolo Personnettaz Nature

  Variations in day length that occur on multidecadal timescales are caused by gravitational coupling between Earth’s inner core and its solid mantle.

• Gravitational tug-of-war inside Earth is changing the length of our days

  September 23, 2026 James Dinneen Nature

  A battle of forces, driven by the motion of Earth’s core, can explain small variations in the planet’s rotation, study finds.

• Gravitational torque drives multidecadal variations in length of day

  September 23, 2026 Huifeng Zhang and Mathieu Dumberry Nature, v.658, p.119-124

  Fluctuations in the length of day (LOD) on decadal timescales are caused primarily by an exchange of angular momentum between the Earth’s mantle and core.

• Complexity First: Comb Jellies Upset Evolutionary Expectations

  September 23, 2026 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The empirical trajectory across the rock record is the reverse of Darwinian expectation

• Do we live in a simulation?

  September 23, 2026 Jacklin Kwan New Scientist

  If so, it could be a giant consciousness experiment ... Philosophers have pondered whether we live in a simulation for centuries. Now Astronomer Royal for Scotland Catherine Heymans suggests a rationale for why our reality might actually be synthetic

• Is Talking to Animals Really AI’s “Next Ethical Minefield”?

  September 23, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  Curiously, the Bloomberg article focuses not on the potential for new understanding of animals but the risks that that understanding is thought to pose

• So, You Say that No Cosmologists Have Ever Claimed the Universe Came from Nothing?

  September 23, 2026 Bruce Gordon Science & Culture Today

• Stairs on a Lake: Inference to Design?

  September 23, 2026 Winston Ewert Science & Culture Today

• “God of the Gaps,” and Other Old Friends

  September 23, 2026 Bruce Gordon Science & Culture Today

  Responding to Critics in The Telegraph

• Video

  Scoring the Universe: A Rubric for Cosmological Design

  September 23, 2026 Bruce Gordon ID the Future

  By now, you’re likely familiar with the multiverse hypothesis, which is actually just one of dozens of cosmological models proposed to explain away the significance of a beginning to the universe and the evidence for fine-tuning.

• A Chasm Between Paradigms

  September 23, 2026 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

  Casey Luskin

• Video

  Can the Mind Be Explained by the Brain?

  September 22, 2026 Michael Egnor Discovery Science

  Is the human mind fully explained by the physical brain? ... why there may be a lot more going on with our minds than we think

• This ‘fire amoeba' pushes the limit of what's possible for complex life

  September 22, 2026 Ari Daniel National Public Radio

• Briny “Death Pools” Hold Clues to Early Life

  September 22, 2026 Rebecca Dzombak Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union

  New evidence from the depths of the Red Sea supports the oxidation of manganese and iron as an engine for life in the earliest oceans.

• Blog Post

  The Machine That Decides What You Know

  September 22, 2026 Robert W. Malone

  When “AI Safety” Becomes Information Control

• Will AI really kill us all? The science behind the hype

  September 22, 2026 Elizabeth Gibney Nature

  We examine whether the technology might spell the end for humans, and why AI companies are calling for a slowdown.

• Genome Duplication: A Source of Evolutionary Novelty?

  September 22, 2026 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Evolutionary models struggle to explain why such a striking genetic overhaul occurs with striking regularity

• How ancient superbugs could help us fight antibiotic resistance

  September 22, 2026 Joni Wildman New Scientist

  As the world warms, antibiotic-resistant bacteria are escaping from frozen sediments. But with new monitoring tools, we can identify problem genes and develop treatments before our pathogens acquire them

• Twenty Years Later, Debate with New Atheists Is Over

  September 22, 2026 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

  Stephen Meyer

• Awe at the Wonders Overhead

  September 22, 2026 David Coppedge Science & Culture Today

  Birds on the Move

• Video

  How Molecular Machines in Plants Point to God

  September 21, 2026 Emily Reeves Discovery Science

  the microscopic machinery driving photosynthesis and how its biological engineering points toward an intelligent origin

• Video

  Life, Machines, and a Foundation for Synthbiosis

  September 21, 2026 Michael Levin Santa Fe Institute

  talk given to the conference on “Symbiogenesis in the Age of Machine intelligence"

• Video

  Answering Objections to Fine-Tuning

  September 21, 2026 Bruce Gordon ID the Future

  Inscrutable Dice and Bean Jars

• Could AI Have Consciousness That Isn’t Human-Like?

  September 21, 2026 Kristen French nautil.us

  Philosopher Peter Godfrey-Smith on AI consciousness and existential risk

• How Virus-like ‘Jumping Genes’ Became Our Partners in Evolution

  September 21, 2026 Jake Buehler Quanta Magazine

  Half of our genome is made of transposons -- snips of DNA that can move and copy themselves. But they’re more than parasites or genetic junk.

• Jumping Genes: Engineered to Move

  September 21, 2026 Jonathan K. Corrado Institute for Creation Research

• Fine-Tuning -- for the Universe or for Life?

  September 21, 2026 Eric Hedin Science & Culture Today

  A Physicist Exercises His Imagination

• Scholars’ Mag Offers Sympathetic Review of Non-Materialist Books

  September 20, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  The books are Antony Flew’s There is a God and Michael Egnor’s The Immortal Mind. Unusually for these times, NAS’s mag listens to both sides

• News Update/Commentary

  This tiny organism can shrink to one quarter its size in milliseconds

  September 19, 2026 North Carolina State University Science Daily

  A single-celled organism can shrink using a remarkable calcium-powered protein “fishnet.” Scientists hope its unusual machinery could inspire artificial muscles capable of moving far faster than today’s designs.

• Isn’t the AI March of Dooms Getting a Bit Ridiculous Now?

  September 19, 2026 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  The recent military incident of concern stemmed from an analyst relying on a hallucinating chatbot -- surely an avoidable error

• Fishapod fossil shows early elbows came in a variety of forms

  September 18, 2026 Christa Lesté-Lasserre New Scientist

  The fish that preceded the first four-legged land animals came in a wider variety of forms than we had thought, and fossils show that one had an elbow joint that moved in an oddly restrictive way

• Our brain evolved from two primitive nervous systems that merged

  September 18, 2026 Alice Klein New Scientist

  The front and back parts of our brain come from different progenitor cells in embryos, which suggests they evolved as separate entities

• Tech Entrepreneur on People-First AI Innovation in Business

  September 18, 2026 David Copps ID the Future

  How can entrepreneurs incorporate the benefits of AI while maintaining their dedication to serving fellow human beings?

• Physicists are scrambling to make sense of possible dark matter signal

  September 18, 2026 Leah Crane New Scientist

  Following the possible recent detection of a dark matter particle, researchers have already come up with a veritable cornucopia of possible models for what sort of particle it might have been

• Agency as the Emerging Naturalist Paradigm

  September 18, 2026 Stephen J. Iacoboni Science & Culture Today

• Is Philosophy Dead?

  September 17, 2026 Walter Veit Psychology Today

  The fate of philosophy in a scientific age.