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James Downard
@DownardTIPTracked since May 2026
creating #TIP evolution evidence defense resource.
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Article Latest postPublicEvolution Hour 31 YEC vs EgyptologyJan 7, 2018 View post Young Earth Creationism bumps into most of modern science (and doesn't like it at all whenever it uncovers things that don't fit their dogmas). The latest target coming on the scene is Egyptology, a field which adamantly keeps finding things that don't match up with the needs of Flood Geology ... so they'll just rewrite the history to match their version of the Bible. Tada, trick done. But that is yet another display of the fundamentally flawed methods of antievolutionism, meaning such train wrecks are inevitably part of their play book.
Jan 7, 2018 0 likes 0 commentsEvolution Hour 30 #TIP Source Methods 101There's nothing magical about a source methods approach to subjects from science to politics: the goal is to be as familiar as possible with the relevant information to be able to judge which views carry weight and why. The video description links to a recent example on climate change in Nature magazine, where anyone can follow the citation trail to investigate for themselves and so measure where they are on the landscape of understanding.VideoJan 7, 2018Public 0 0Evolution Hour 29 ID coddles YECAlthough Intelligent Design paints itself as distinct from Young Earth Creationism, at the methods level they follow the same path, but also cannot resist drawing on the fruits of YEC apologetics (without acknowledging that provenance).ImageJan 7, 2018Public 0 0Evolution Hour 28 on human evolutionHuman evolution hasn't stopped, nor have the data stopped funneling in. Today we discussed some of the cutting edge topics (that creationists are prone to muddle) concerning the earliest stages of our own species arriving on the scene (maybe 300,000 years ago), and still earlier, the deep roots of the primates millions of years before that.ArticleToday at Aug 19 crawlPublic 0 0Evolution Hour 27 on epigeneticsPZ Myers was a special guest as we thrashed out how antievolutionists have sought to spin the incoming science work on epigenetics (where various biological tags affect the expression of genes, supposedly in a way outside of that system).ArticleJan 7, 2018Public 0 0Paleogenomics on the march!This is a cutting edge people that more need to know about: evolution science has reached the stage where they're able to retroengineer ancestral biology, nailing down experimentally how novel forms and biological systems got to be the way they were then or are now. As is the #TIP practice, direct links to relevant works are there in the description so all may follow up on their own.ArticleNov 29, 2017Public 0 0Pay attention to ALL the data, not just slicesAntievolutionists like to pain a picture of false equality, where its just their lofty inclusion of non-natural (read godly) forces in the design of life, and that they are covering the same data turf as evolution. No they're not, and part of my #TIP project (that all those who have become Patrons are helping to keep going) is the careful documentation of just how much of the field they're leaving out. It's about 90%.ImageNov 29, 2017Public 0 0Evolution of SexThis is a field where a lot of research has only been on the table in recent studies, including the close connection of sexual reproduction being tied to the processes that produced multicellular organisms, may back in Deep Time. As usual, I link to a range of open access technical work in the video description so all who want to follow up on the topic can do so.VideoNov 29, 2017Public 0 0Yep, we humans are evolving too!Though evolutionary processes are slow, step by microevolutionary step, our own species is not immune to that, as some of the work linked to this Evolution Hour shows.ArticleNov 29, 2017Public 0 0EH21 Speciation evidence, current & fossil.Yep, respite what creationists tell you, there is evidence for speciation, and how that relates to what they call "kinds" turns on a set of giant misconceptions in the creationists' own heads, and not some problem with the available data. This posting gets technical, so links are provided to the technical work so all can follow the trail themselves, and explore more. It's that methods thing, remember.ArticleOct 19, 2017Public 0 0EH 20 Source Methods 101Getting a hang on source methods (the need to document arguments in primary sources, not secondary, and holding everyone to account for the failure to do so) really isn't rocket since, and is a tool that is easier to apply today than ever before, thanks to the accessibility of sources online.Articletoday at Aug 19 crawlPublic 0 0Evolution Hour 19The fascinating issue of whether religions (the general urge to believe in the supernatural, as opposed to the specific theological contents) can have been nudged along by the same natural selection that produced the brains that can so easily believe in that. It's a fun topic that is not likely to go away any time soon.ArticleOct 9, 2017Public 0 0
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