I am not a biologist but a physicist. I am used to quite high confidence in the data I have obtained in my laboratory experiments. But from reading some biology papers on vaccines and comparisons with adverse health outcomes I note a whole lot of controversy. At first that controversy might seem to be about […]
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Gifted Mind, the book
—The Dr Raymond Damadian story, Inventor of the MRI I just read this book about the life and work of Dr Raymond Damadian, who invented the Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) scanning of human/living tissue for medical diagnostics. He used existing Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) techniques to solve a very important problem. His key breakthrough was […]
Mark Armitage is the guy who lost his job over publishing in 2012 scientific findings of soft tissue in a triceratops horn found at the Hell Creek Formation in Montana. According to press release the find is extremely significant… “because it indicates that dinosaurs roamed the earth only thousands of years in the past rather than going […]
Someone writes a book, or develops a theory (or even just presents some speculation), and then a believer in a church uses that information and says something like, “The YEC position is true and here’s the proof! You are crazy if you can’t believe it because we have this evidence.” Sadly, sometimes I hear this sort […]
Often the misotheists (god-haters) like Richard Dawkins and Neil deGrasse Tyson (host of Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey TV series) will claim that those who believe in God, and, even more particularly, in the Creator God of the biblical Genesis account of Creation, cannot do science. They claim that thinking in those terms destroys one’s ability to do […]
The argument is this: The universe is extremely large—tens of billions of light-years across. The Bible tells us that God made the universe a mere 6000 years ago. How does the light from distant galaxies reach earth then? Surely that size of the universe demands an enormous timescale? But couldn’t God just have created the […]