Regarding the claims that I'm conflating young Earth creationism with regular creationism, this list encompassed a number of articles and creationist themes. I wasn't discriminating between the various sub-types of creationism (or even intelligent design theories). Read more
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George is a Gizmodo Deputy Editor, specializing in spaceflight, space policy, and space exploration. He has appeared in such publications as NYT, Forbes, Guardian, Slate, and BBC.
Regarding the claims that I'm conflating young Earth creationism with regular creationism, this list encompassed a number of articles and creationist themes. I wasn't discriminating between the various sub-types of creationism (or even intelligent design theories). Read more
Regarding the claims that I'm conflating young Earth creationism with regular creationism, this list encompassed a number of articles and creationist themes. I wasn't discriminating between the various sub-types of creationism (or even intelligent design theories). Read more
Behe is an advocate for intelligent design — what equates to creationism in my books. Read more
For clarification, I didn't mean to imply that Leob was a creationist — just that his work is *used* by creationists to make their claims. I've rewritten the section for improved clarity. Read more
For clarification, I didn't mean to imply that Leob was a creationist — just that his work is *used* by creationists to make their claims. I've rewritten the section for improved clarity. Read more
For clarification, I didn't mean to imply that Leob was a creationist — just that his work is *used* by creationists to make their claims. I've rewritten the section for improved clarity. Read more
As person with trace Neanderthal DNA in his system, I take great exception to the claim that my ancestor was a deformed human. Read more
It's a fair question — it's transitional in the sense that it represented a stepping stone from proto-dinosaurs to full-out dinos. So it's actually more than just a transitional species — it's like a transitional class of animals. Read more
Heh, no kidding, eh? Read more
Funny, I had written composed first, but changed it to comprised. I agree with you and have changed it back. Read more
Heh, now fixed. Thanks. Read more
Ha! Read more
Source? Read more
Yes, as a matter of fact: Read more
No, I don't think so. Check out this study: Read more
Thank you, I hadn't heard that. Read more
Actually, you've given me a good idea for a future article, something along the lines of maintaining optimal mental health without any kind of supplementation — and it would very much include some of the things you're mentioning. Read more
Actually, surprisingly little. The creatine is easily the most expensive, with a bottle of Purple K costing me about $40 a shot, but it lasts for a good while. The Omega-3 supplementation isn't too costly, either, nor is the dark chocolate, coffee, and green tea. Moreover, you can also get your Omega-3 from fish like… Read more