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On the Origin of “Tall Blondes”: Correcting the Record on Giraffe Evolution
Bioengineer Stuart Burgess Reads From New Book Ultimate Engineering
Ultimate Engineering: An Interview with Bioengineer Stuart Burgess
Irreducible Intelligence: The Ultimate Origin of Biological Information
Applying Information Conservation to Biological Origins
Why Intelligence is Necessary to Explain Nature’s Functional Information
Bill Dembski Reveals the Hidden Cost of Information
Chances are you’re already familiar with specified complexity, one of the mathematical pillars of the theory of intelligent design. There’s another pillar that is much less well known but equally vital: the law of conservation of information. On this ID The Future, host Andrew McDiarmid begins a four-part conversation with mathematician and philosopher Dr. William Dembski. The conversation unpacks Dembski’s work on the law of conservation of information and its implications for scientific theories like Darwinian evolution. In Part 1, Dr. Dembski begins by defining information fundamentally as the narrowing of possibilities, where specifying one outcome excludes others. Using his a simple analogy of location, he explains that identifying a specific place, like the town of Aubrey, Texas, provides more Read More ›