The theory is a repeated failure as an explanatory model. Theoretical epicycles are increasingly required to maintain its viability. The theory is scientifically and technologically irrelevant. The theory is a complete failure as a predictive model. The historical timelines that purportedly support it are constantly mutating. He offers seven reasons for rational dissent and doubt: 1. Read More › Type post Author Denyse O'Leary Date JanuCategorized Darwinism, Intelligent Design Tagged, Vox Day Science fiction writer Vox Day on the “darkstream descent” of Darwin’s theory of evolution Denyse O'Leary JanuDarwinism, Intelligent Design However, Darwin may not have been doing for others as much as he was doing for them and they never stopped to think about it. One got the impression years ago that the Darwinians never really thought there was any chance it could happen to them. Read More › Type post Author Denyse O'Leary Date JCategorized Culture, Darwinism Tagged, Charles Darwin, Deplatforming, Vox Day Vox Day on canceling Darwin Denyse O'Leary JCulture, Darwinism Objections such as the ones cited above are evidence of disloyalty to the faith. It conjures impossible complexities out of inert matter by the magic of belief. Or it would be, except for one thing: Neo-Darwinism is a religious tenet of naturalism. The thing is, when Wilson was alive, Darwinians denied the racism or insisted it was irrelevant and that Darwin’s sacred cause was to oppose slavery, yada yada … Read More › Type post Author Denyse O'Leary Date JCategorized Culture, Darwinism, Intelligent Design Tagged, Vox Day At Vox Popoli: Neo-Darwinism is dead Denyse O'Leary JCulture, Darwinism, Intelligent Design McLemore, Vox Day Commentator Vox Day has some harsh words for E.O’ Wilson’s detractors at Scientific American Denyse O'Leary JanuCulture, Darwinism, Intelligent Design, Racism Topic Vox Day Type post Author Denyse O'Leary Date JanuCategorized Culture, Darwinism, Intelligent Design, Racism Tagged, E.

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