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EVOLUTION 2.0: BREAKING THE DEADLOCK BETWEEN DARWIN AND DESIGN Perry Marshall CosmicFingerprints.com CRISIS OF BELIEF ON A CHINESE BUS DNA IS A CODE SCIENTIFIC INFERENCE: DESIGN IN BIOLOGY 1. The pattern in DNA is a code. 2. All codes we

  1. EVOLUTION 2.0: BREAKING THE DEADLOCK BETWEEN DARWIN AND DESIGN Perry Marshall CosmicFingerprints.com

  2. CRISIS OF BELIEF ON A CHINESE BUS

  3. DNA IS A CODE

  5. SCIENTIFIC INFERENCE: DESIGN IN BIOLOGY 1. The pattern in DNA is a code. 2. All codes we know the origin of are designed. 3. Therefore we have 100% inference that DNA is designed and 0% inference that it is not.

  6. 3 MILLION DOLLAR PRIZE Submit one example of a communication system coming into existence without design. www.NaturalCode.org

  7. BUT WHAT ABOUT EVOLUTION?

  8. “DICK AND JANE” EVOLUTION “Mutations are the random changes in genes that constitute the raw material for evolution by non-random selection.”

  9. WHO REMEMBERS…

  10. EVOLUTIONARY MECHANISM #1: TRANSPOSITION TRANSPOSITION Cut and Paste Copy and Paste Copy, invert and paste

  11. NATURAL GENETIC ENGINEERING Starving bacteria increase their mutations rates by factor of 100,000 and develop the ability to digest Citrate

  12. NATURAL GENETIC ENGINEERING A protozoan in stress splices its own DNA into 100,000 pieces and produces a new, adapted protozoan Ref: David Prescott, Genome gymnastics: unique modes of dna evolution and processing in ciliates, Nature Reviews Genetics (Dec 2000)

  13. HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER Mechanism #2 How bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics

  14. EPIGENETICS: LAMARCK’S REVENGE Jean Baptiste Lamarck Children inherit traits from their parents Dutch Famine 1944

  15. HOW EPIGENETICS WORKS Flight 6429 was delayed from Chicago to Winnipeg so it will not be departing before 6:45pm. Flight 6429 was delayed from Chicago to Winnipeg so it will not be departing before 6:45pm.

  16. SYMBIOGENESIS Mechanism #4 Alga + Fungus = Lichen

  17. Evolutionary Mechanism #5 Tunicate HYBRIDS

  18. TUNICATE BECOMES HAGFISH Same genome as Sea Squirt but 2X DNA

  19. BIGGEST MISTAKE IN SCIENCE HISTORY

  20. BIGGEST UNTOLD STORY IN SCIENCE HISTORY!

  21. MOLECULAR BIOLOGY EDITOR SAYS… Editor of the International Review of Cell and Molecular biology : It is amazing that this “non-biologist” author has analyzed life phenomena at the cellular and molecular levels to such a depth and width by applying a wide range of available information gained by cutting-edge methodologies in life sciences! I have pre-ordered copies of Evolution 2.0 for our grandchildren. -Dr. Kwang Jeon, Department of Biochemistry, University of Tennessee

  22. BIOMATHEMATICS PROFESSOR SAYS… A very readable book and a devastating attack on the neo-Darwinist orthodoxy that evolution is nothing but natural selection acting on random variation. -Peter Saunders Co-Director, Institute of Science in Society Emeritus professor of Applied Mathematics, King’s College, London, UK

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