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http://www.whatawaytogomovie.com presents another clip as part of the "Why Are Things Falling Apart?" series. In this one, Richard Manning exposes civilization for what it is: a form of psychosis -- a human zoo.

Our education system is teaching evolutionary theory as fact, and known hoaxes perpetrated by evolutionist theory continue to permeate our educational systems, misleading students with information that is known to be fraudulent. Learn about these and more in the "Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution" DVD series at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-incredible-creatures-1.html

Wherein we discuss many things concerning immortality and the history of human evolution. http://transhumanism.meetup.com/72/

Wherein we discuss many things concerning immortality and the history of human evolution. http://transhumanism.meetup.com/72/

Smokin' body? Check! But something about that face has you walking away. What's up with that? Watch more videos on sex appeal - CLICK HERE: http://sexhealthguru.com/index.php?rules_of_attraction

How does isolation spur evolution? Check out this HowStuffWorks podcast to learn more about speciation and evolution.

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Lecture by Phillip E. Johnson

25 October: Moonlets in Saturns outermost ring, how our brains make us optimistic, digging into the role of auxin in plant roots, and our Podium speaker argues for a rethink of climate change legislation.

18 October: Life's a beach for Stone Age humans, hail the return of the human HapMap, the demise of Gondwanaland, genetics gets personal, conservationist and author Henry Nichols steps up to the podium.

On this episode of IDTF, Casey Luskin celebrates Banned Books Week by nominating Dr. Marks's Evolutionary Informatics Lab as the Banned Item of the Year. Banned books week is supposed to be a celebration of tolerance and diversity. In that spirit, Luskin discusses the research papers Marks posted on his site before Baylor University shut it down, explaining just what was so controversial that Baylor had to ban it.

This is a 3 minute excerpt of a 60 minute generative art video. It was created using genetic software coded by the artist. The software system used is called GA1 and is described in a paper that was presented at the Generative Art Conference in Milan Italy in 2000. More information is available at: http://philipgalanter.com. This piece is intended for installation using floor to ceiling projection and high fidelity sound. This online rendering has reduced resolution and fidelity.

What's so interesting about Herbert Spencer?... Spencer's misunderstood evolutionary ideas... Spencer's scientific optimism... Being a liberal without being an individualist... Valuing tradition without being a conservative... What would Spencer say about

After conducting a Seminar about Evolutionary Enlightenment in Copenhagen, Dir. for Engagement in EnlightenNext Jeff Carreira and Musician Peter Bastian talks about the qualities and values of a higher evolutionary consciousness, that emerged in the seminar itself Author: CopenhagenNext Keywords: Jef Carreira Peter Bastian Evolutionary Enlightenment Development Spirituality Added: October 14, 2007

This is a 3 minute excerpt of a 60 minute generative art video. It was created using genetic software coded by the artist. The software system used is called GA1 and is described in a paper that was presented at the Generative Art Conference in Milan Italy in 2000. More information is available at: http://philipgalanter.com. This piece is intended for installation using floor to ceiling projection and high fidelity sound. This online rendering has reduced resolution and fidelity.

On this special recast episode of ID The Future, CSC senior fellow Dr. John West examines whether or not Darwinian evolution supports a traditional view of morality as is often claimed. In his new book Darwin's Conservatives, Dr. West addresses how Darwin’s theory, contrary to some of its conservative champions, manifestly does not reinforce the teachings of conservatism. According to West, Darwinism promotes moral relativism rather than traditional morality.

Bob brags about his cultural heritage... The end of (philosophically interesting) science... After Darwin: Can we still trust our moral intuitions?... John teaches metaethics via Sid Vicious... A world without militarism... So is Bob religious, or what?..

11 October: Jets from Saturn’s moon, nifty gene evolution in yeast, being a nuclear weapons inspector, how words mutate over time, the Nobel Prizes and IgNobel Awards, and geological metaphors take a bashing on the Podium.

4 October: Sputnik's 50th birthday, Marco Polo Neanderthals, anaesthetics without paralysis, and Bjorn Lomborg speaks from the Podium.

27 September: Silencing genes without side effects, quantum computing comes a step closer, dinosaurs on stage, early rice paddies.

On this episode of ID the Future, Anika Smith takes a look at an emerging pattern of academic suppression and viewpoint discrimination at Baylor University. Baylor's recent removal of distinguished professor Robert Marks' website is only the most recent example of this trend, which spans from college campuses to government institutions and beyond. For continuing updates on Professor Robert Marks' situation at Baylor University and other academic freedom issues, check out Evolution News and Views.

20 September: Sweaty or sweet - it depends on your genes, stem cells from sperm, ancient climate change, the earliest humans outside Africa, and science museums pick up the pace.

13 September: Getting to the heart of antimatter with a new anti-molecule, revealing the complex networks of what lies beneath the forest floor, finding out the challenges of science in the developing world and discovering how the Earths crust burst forth.

Today ID The Future examines Baylor University’s decision to take offline the Evolutionary Informatics Laboratory website that had been administered by Dr. Robert Marks, Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Baylor. The school’s administration claims there were anonymous complaints linking the lab to intelligent design. The site has since been moved to a third party’s server. For additional information on this situation, read Rob Crowther’s blog post on Evolution News & Views, and don’t miss this earlier IDTF podcast about Dr. Marks and the Evolutionary Informatics Lab.

6 September: Tsunami risk in the Bay of Bengal, biometric recognition, crater-forming planetary collisions, HIV-neutralising antibodies, Jaws II - with moray eels.

30 August: CO2 levels and thirsty plants, the grapevine genome and designer wines, countdown to space tourism, an ancient amber find, the beginnings of planets.

23 August: Diamonds are forever, obsessive compulsive mice, overabundant elephants, a new (very old) species of ape.

16 August: Talc in the San Andreas fault, making glass out of germanium, the possibility of life on Mars, ageing and cancer, a conference with a difference, a tomatos defense against bacteria.

CSC's Logan Gage interviews senior fellow Jay Richards about how philosophers of science use demarcation criteria to determine what is or isn't science. One of the most commonly referred to demarcation points is falsifiability. Many scientists see the question of falsifiability as the gold standard in determining whether something is science or not. Richards defines what falsifiability is, why it's important and answers whether or not intelligent design can be falsified and is therefore scientific. About Jay Richards Jay Wesley Richards has a Ph.D.(honors) in philosophy and theology from Princeton Theological Seminary, where he was a Teaching Fellow. He is presently a Research Fellow and Director of Media at the Acton Institute in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Richards has been published in academic journals including Religious Studies, Christian Scholars’ Review, and The Princeton Theological Review, and has written editorial features in The Washington Post, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and IntellectualCapital.com. Richards co-authored The Privileged Planet with astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez.