How much do we really know about life on Earth? Read on for the surprising answer…
Filed under: Darwinism, Evolution / Human Origins | Tagged: diversity of life, Lake Huron microbes, unknown tribes | Leave a Comment »
The Evolution Conspiracy is “An Educated Alternative Argument”
Posted on June 30, 2009 by Lisa A. Shiel
Read the latest review of The Evolution Conspiracy, this time from Book Pleasures reviewer Emily Decobert.
Filed under: Evolution / Human Origins, Media Coverage | Tagged: Book Pleasures, book reviews, Emily Decobert, The Evolution Conspiracy | Leave a Comment »
Did Darwin Create Bigfoot?
Posted on June 22, 2009 by Lisa A. Shiel
An academic thinks perhaps he did. Read on to explore the flaws in this hypothesis…
Filed under: Ancient History, Bigfoot / Sasquatch, Bigfoot Sightings, Darwinism, Evolution / Human Origins, Folklore | Tagged: Charles Darwin, silly academic hypotheses, The Origin of Species, werewolves | Leave a Comment »
When Science Meets Fortune and Glory
Posted on June 21, 2009 by Lisa A. Shiel
Ida [the newest primate fossil] is not the missing link. She is a product of hype, promoted by the History Channel and the BBC as something other than what the evidence suggests. Politics and, as Indiana Jones would put it, fortune and glory play a bigger role in the naming of new species than science [...]
Filed under: Anthropology, Evolution / Human Origins, Media Coverage, Theories / Evidence | Tagged: Ida fossil, politics of evolution, the missing link, unscientific science | Leave a Comment »
What Is Human?
Posted on June 19, 2009 by Lisa A. Shiel
Does anyone know what a human is? Read on for the answer…
Filed under: Anthropology, Controversies, Evolution / Human Origins, Hominids / Apes | Tagged: defining human, evolution's unanswered questions | 1 Comment »
