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• Daddy longlegs have two more eyes they’ve been hiding from us

  September 8, 2025 Mihai Andrei ZME Science

  The eyes are relics form their evolutionary past.

• Tiny Tubes Reveal Clues to the Evolution of Complex Life

  September 8, 2025 Veronique Greenwood Quanta Magazine

  Scientists have identified tubulin structures in primitive Asgard archea that may have been the precursor of our own cellular skeletons.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Applying evolutionary theory to understand host–microbiome evolution

  September 8, 2025 Bob Week, et al. Nature Ecology & Evolution

  A knowledge gap is partly due to the lack of theoretical frameworks that generate testable predictions on the evolutionary dynamics of host–microbiota systems.

• Evolutionists Backing Away from Human-Chimp Similarity

  September 8, 2025 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Admitting a greater difference, but no apology for misleading the public on this key Darwinian claim

• News Update/Commentary

  AI has no idea what it’s doing, but it’s threatening us all

  September 7, 2025 Charles Darwin University Science Daily

  Artificial intelligence is reshaping law, ethics, and society at a speed that threatens fundamental human dignity. The “black box problem” leaves people unable to trace or challenge AI decisions that may harm them.

• Darwin's Ark Project Decodes Pet Genomics

  September 7, 2025 Sneha Khedkar The Scientist

  Over 10,000 people sampled their pets’ DNA to help scientists understand complex traits in the animals, providing insights into cat, dog, and human health.

• Beyond the 99%: What Ape Genomes Really Tell Us About Being Human

  September 7, 2025 Primatology.net

  New complete ape genomes reveal that humans and chimpanzees are more different than the textbook 98.8% suggests -- and those differences may matter most in the hidden parts of our DNA.

• Do humans and chimps really share nearly 99% of their DNA?

  September 7, 2025 Clarissa Brincat Live Science

  The frequently cited 99% similarity between human and chimp DNA overlooks key differences in the genomes.

• Video

  How “Simulation Theory" Destroys Materialism (and points to God!)

  September 7, 2025 Michael Egnor Daily Dose of Wisdom

  errors in materialism, panpsychism, and simulation theory

• Life on Earth Probably Got Some Help from Space

  September 7, 2025 Matthew Williams Universe Today

  The greatest challenge facing astrobiologists is that there is only one planet known to us that has life.

• Video

  Causal Order Doesn’t Work, Physicists Find. Now what?

  September 6, 2025 Sabine Hossenfelder YouTube

  To us normal people, cause and effect are linked together in a distinct order. The cause occurs first, and the effect follows after. But according to a new paper, that causal order breaks down if you apply quantum mechanics to gravity.

• Flash!: Bigger computers do not just start acting like minds

  September 6, 2025 Mind Matters

  Gary Marcus says, “Some battles no longer need fighting. The notion on which this Substack was founded in May 2022 -- that LLM scaling would not bring us to AGI -- has gone mainstream."

• Even in mice, decision-making involves complex brain activity

  September 6, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  At LiveScience, R. J. Mackenzie reports on a mouse study that shows that the activity that underlies decision-making is much more widespread in the brain than researchers used to think

• Scientists have changed their minds again about the composition of Earth's core

  September 6, 2025 Eric Ralls Earth.com

  The inner core is Earth’s deepest secret, shaping the magnetic field that shields our planet. Yet, scientists still puzzle over how it first formed and what ingredients allowed it to crystallize.

• Intelligent Design in a Thomistic Perspective

  September 6, 2025 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Science Today

  Logan Gage

• How We Bite with Apatite

  September 5, 2025 David Coppedge Evolution News & Science Today

  The Wonders of a Hard Mineral

• Your Mind Uploaded to AI Would Not Be You

  September 5, 2025 Denyse O’Leary Evolution News & Science Today

• First CRISPR horses spark controversy: what’s next for gene-edited animals?

  September 5, 2025 Katie Kavanagh Nature

  Horses with genomic edits to make them run faster have been banned from polo, but a zoo of CRISPR-edited animals is gaining acceptance in agriculture.

• Video

  The Problem with Bubble-Based “Origin of Life” Experiments

  September 5, 2025 Stephen Meyer YouTube

  In this episode, we take a critical look at recent claims from chemist Lee Cronin’s lab, widely circulated by Professor Dave, that his experiments simulate how the first cells divided.

• Video

  Why life’s complexity needs no designer

  September 5, 2025 Richard Dawkins YouTube

  This episode of The Poetry of Reality revisits a 2012 conversation with South Korea’s Great Minds program. Dawkins challenges the idea of DNA as a blueprint, instead showing how it functions as a recipe or computer program.

• Consciousness Can’t Be Uploaded as AI? -- Of Course It Can’t!

  September 5, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  Converting ideas and memories into bits in a computer program does not recreate in the computer the person whose minds and memories they are -- only a simulation

• Wide AI, While Still Just Automation, Is a Genuine Advance

  September 5, 2025 Erik J. Larson Mind Matters

  Part 2: Truly general intelligence is still a mystery. In fact, it’s more mysterious now than it was in 2016

• News Update/Commentary

  Baby pterosaurs died in ancient storms -- and their fossils reveal the truth

  September 5, 2025 University of Leicester Science Daily

  University of Leicester scientists have identified two extraordinary new fossils -- tiny prehistoric flying reptiles, pterosaurs, with broken wings.

• News Update/Commentary

  Woolly mammoth teeth reveal the world’s oldest microbial DNA

  September 5, 2025 Stockholm University Science Daily

  Ancient mammoth remains revealed microbial DNA over a million years old, including possible pathogens that may have shaped their survival and decline.

• Most rodents have thumbnails like us

  September 5, 2025 Velentina Boulter Cosmos Magazine

  A deep dive into the world of rodent thumbs could help explain why the creatures spread and thrived all over the world.

• Machiavelli Had Another Book, OK?

  September 5, 2025 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  An essay about the evolution of leadership commits historical and logical blunders

• How Christianity conquered Silicon Valley

  September 4, 2025 Matthew Field and James Titcomb The Telegraph

  As California’s entrepreneurs try to invent an omnipotent AI, they’re also finding God

• Scientific objectivity is a myth

  September 4, 2025 Sara Giordano The Conversation

  cultural values and beliefs always influence science and the people who do it

• Surprise: Artificial intelligence Is Still Just Automation

  September 4, 2025 Erik J. Larson Mind Matters

  I wrote this in 2016. And it is still true in 2025. A reflection in three parts

• Physicists challenge centuries-old assumptions

  September 4, 2025 Saarland University phys.org

  Why we slip on ice

• Book

  Immortal Soul or Meat Machine?

  September 4, 2025 John Zmirak Chronicles magazine

  REVIEW: The Immortal Mind by Michael Egnor and Denyse O’Leary (Worthy Book, 2025)

• Chinese submersible explores previously unknown giant craters at the bottom of the Pacific

  September 4, 2025 Patrick Pester Live Science

  and they're teeming with life ... Scientists have discovered and explored a giant hydrothermal system at the bottom of the Pacific, which could provide a window into the origins of life on Earth.

• News Update/Commentary

  A tiny embryo fold changed the course of evolution

  September 4, 2025 Max Planck Institute Science Daily

  A small tissue fold present in fruit fly embryos buffers mechanical stresses and may have evolved in response to mechanical forces.

• News Update/Commentary

  Fossil reveals a 310-million-year-old fish that ate with a hidden second jaw

  September 4, 2025 University of Birmingham Science Daily

  This adaptation, previously thought to have appeared much later, shows how fish rapidly experimented with new feeding strategies after mass extinction.

• Secular Paper Admits “Unreasonable Likelihood'' of Abiogenesis

  September 4, 2025 Jake Hebert Institute for Creation Research

• Biology, Like Technology, Requires “Something More”

  September 4, 2025 Eric Hedin Evolution News & Science Today

• Book

  The end of human exceptionalism

  September 4, 2025 Barbara J. King Science, v.389, n.6764, p.983

  Anthropocentric worldviews harm us all, argues a primatologist

• ChatGPT and the Return of God: AI as an Unexpected Apologist

  September 3, 2025 Scott Ventureyra Crisis magazine

  What has been seen by many as the coming secular triumph over God, is now concluding that in fact, God must exist.

• Ant queens produce sons of two distinct species

  September 3, 2025 Jessica Purcell Nature

  The discovery of an unusual reproductive system for one ant species solves a long-standing puzzle about a missing population of another ant species.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  One mother for two species via obligate cross-species cloning in ants

  September 3, 2025 Y. Juvé, et al. Nature

  Living organisms are assumed to produce same-species offspring. Here, we report a shift from this norm in Messor ibericus, an ant that lays individuals from two distinct species.

• Can AI Really Be Unbiased About Creation Arguments?

  September 3, 2025 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  CEH volunteer observes AI trying to be congenial and reasonable. Caution advised.

• Michael Egnor at The Stream: How the Mind Transcends the Brain

  September 3, 2025 Mind Matters

  In his interview with John Zmirak, Dr. Egnor points out that epileptic seizures do not involve abstract thought because that type of thought is not simply a product of the brain

• Ant queen lays eggs that hatch into two species

  September 3, 2025 Erik Stokstad Science

  Bizarre discovery of interspecies cloning “almost impossible to believe,” biologists say

• The Adam Question: Mythology or Mankind?

  September 3, 2025 Eric Hovind and Marcus Ross Creation Today Show

  Is humanity the result of millions of years of evolution or the direct creation of a single man formed from the dust by God? The debate over Adam isn’t just academic -- it strikes at the heart of where we came from, who we are, and why the Gospel matters.

• Tin Man Syndrome Paper Retracted, Author Admits to Fake Report

  September 3, 2025 Retraction Watch The Scientist

  A paper about a man with a heart in his abdomen was plagiarized from an April Fool’s joke. Now, it and five other papers by the same authors have been retracted.

• Oxygen came late to ocean depths during Paleozoic

  September 3, 2025 Brian Maffly University of Utah

  O₂ levels rose and fell at the ocean floor long after marine animals appeared and diversified a half billion years ago.

• Mutations driving evolution are informed by the genome, not random

  September 3, 2025 University of Haifa phys.org

  an evolutionarily significant mutation in the human APOL1 gene arises not randomly but more frequently where it is needed to prevent disease, fundamentally challenging the notion that evolution is driven by random mutations

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Ancient DNA connects large-scale migration with the spread of Slavs

  September 3, 2025 Joscha Gretzinger, et al. Nature

  The second half of the first millennium ce in Central and Eastern Europe was accompanied by fundamental cultural and political transformations. This period of change is commonly associated with the appearance of the Slavs

• Ancient DNA clarifies the early history of the Slavs

  September 3, 2025 Steffen Patzold Nature

  A study examines the emergence of a group that sparked a fundamental change in lifestyle in Central and Eastern Europe in the sixth century.

• ‘A paradigm change’: black hole spotted that may have been created moments after big bang

  September 2, 2025 Hannah Devlin The Guardian

  Sighting by James Webb space telescope of black hole with sparse halo of material could upend theories of the universe