How does Darwinism explain the phenomenon of the ' irreducible complex ' in biological systems, where all parts must be present simultaneously for the system to function and simple step-by-step evolution is not enough?
How can we explain the apparent fine-tuning of the universe that occurred after the Big Bang to allow the existence of life, and to what extent might this fine-tuning indicate the presence of physical laws or principles that we have not yet discovered?
It is a rather light and muscular raptor that weighs 200 kilograms, is warm-blooded, and feeds almost exclusively on meat. It is one of the most intelligent animals, is an active hunter but not a harried predator, and has excellent vision and hearing. I've had extensive discussions with ChatGPT, and she estimated 20-30 kilograms as…
It's a two-meter-deep pit in partial shade, covered with a flat stone. This makes it very cool and dry. The region is located in the northern subtropical zone of the Mediterranean. How long can this chamber store meat so that wild animals (not specialized for carrion) can still eat it? Does it depend on the…
I've noticed that all the marabous I've ever seen in my life (whether in zoos or in documentaries) have a very strange (subjectively perceived as ugly) head and neck area. Similar to some vulture species, but with marabous it looks even more extreme. A few questions for experts, biologists, or bird experts: Do the chicks…
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I am especially interested in knowing anthropologists who have read the book. This is an intro by Christian Anders to his book: "MY DOUBTS ABOUT THE CORRECTNESS OF DARWIN'S THEORY OF EVOLUTION The study of Darwin's theory of evolution has not taught us how birds evolved from reptiles, mammals from older quadrupeds, quadrupeds from fish,…
Why are these drawings in so many books, even though Haeckel himself admitted over 110 years ago that the drawings were fake? https://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/0008/bsb00085804/images/index.html?id=00085804&groesser=&fip=193.174.98.30&no=&seite=59 But now we know a little more. 🙂 There is no highly conserved embryonic stage in the vertebrates: implications for current theories of evolution and development Our survey seriously undermines the credibility…
Any engineer would naturally assume that the photocells are directed toward the light and that their wires lead backward to the brain. They would laugh if we were to suggest that we turn the photocells away from the light and connect their wires to the side closest to the light. Yet this is precisely the…
Please read the question carefully before answering and stay on topic. This isn't about whether the "theory of evolution" has been proven or not. It's about a single point: the useless bones of whales. One of the most well-known pieces of evidence for the "theory of evolution" is that whales have two useless, superfluous bones…
They could have eaten fruit in addition to meat. Just because their teeth looked like those of predators doesn't mean anything! They could simply pluck the fruit with one bite and then swallow it. Birds eat fruit too, and they don't even have teeth! Incidentally, raptors were good climbers, which made it easier to reach…
A few years ago, dental comparisons revealed that Deinonychus had a different diet as juveniles and were therefore not pack animals. However, frequent group findings and evidence of hunting larger prey suggest otherwise. These discoveries, in turn, were explained in the most disgusting way! Namely, with Komodo dragons as supposed living relatives!!! I explain: Komodo…