Hydrogens

Maybe not necessarily big noses, but big nostrils. Bigger nostrils to breath more air in. You would need to breath more air if it contained less oxygen as it might have way back at the beginning of the neanderthal man. And like you stated, perhaps this dominant gene stayed within the gene pool for m...

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With no other intention than to get you to shut up, I've found something for you to read. Dang it, now you're making me wish we still had the Member Quotes thread! :)

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Gamila - while I've been largely ignoring everything you say; I couldn't help but notice you continue to emphasize the Cambrian explosion. With no other intention than to get you to shut up, I've found something for you to read. http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CC/CC300.html please note that every...

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I did not see this, but I believe the BBC unfairly presented the debate. The reason is that the BBC is presenting 1860 to a 2009 audience, which is use to professional scientists. In 1860, many people had a profession and researched science as an interest or hobby. Yes, many professors did science r...

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In the Dover, PA case Judge Jones found that the ID theory the Discovery Institute tried to coherently explain could not "separate" itself from religious Creationism. I found that the theory was able to separate by accounting for the fossil evidence and all else without needing to mention ...

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