Saturday, April 21, 2007
Mousetrap for the New Millenia
The Discovery Institute's Evolution News and Views blog reports on the astonishingly detailed and astoundingly technical science presentations from Jay Richards, Steve Meyer and Michael Behe at the recent Darwin vs. Design revival meeting at SMU.
The post even features a photo of Michael Behe presenting a PowerPoint slide of a "A Natural Molecular Motor."
RSR doesn't like to nitpick, but we much would have preferred to see the slide Behe presented of a radio falling from the upper floors of an apartment building to embed itself in the dashboard of a car below which, we are told, is a model -- a mousetrap for the new millenia, if you will -- for how God put ribosomes with a similar molecular makeup into both bacteria and humans.
The post even features a photo of Michael Behe presenting a PowerPoint slide of a "A Natural Molecular Motor."
RSR doesn't like to nitpick, but we much would have preferred to see the slide Behe presented of a radio falling from the upper floors of an apartment building to embed itself in the dashboard of a car below which, we are told, is a model -- a mousetrap for the new millenia, if you will -- for how God put ribosomes with a similar molecular makeup into both bacteria and humans.
