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  • Let's try to prove that "dna" is design, or let's prove the opposite conclusion.

    The Memory Hole 2005

  • The lack of messages in dna effectively falsifies a natural designer, and leaves IDism as a purely theological proposition.

    A Message About ID 2007

  • A natural designer should put messages in dna; we already are.

    A Message About ID 2007

  • The lack of messages in dna effectively falsifies a natural designer, and leaves IDism as a purely theological proposition.

    A Message About ID 2007

  • A natural designer should put messages in dna; we already are.

    A Message About ID 2007

  • If I gave the impression I thought the hypothesis was already falsified, what I actually meant was that imo, the lack of a message in dna would falsify the hypothesis that the eukaryotic cell was designed to evolve into diverse multicellular organisms over the course of billions of years, if in fact it turned out there was no message in dna.

    A Message About ID 2007

  • I think CONDOM INPLANT got his brain dna from bush pool!!!!

    Think Progress » Breaking: Bush To Unveil “National Strategy for Victory in Iraq” Tommorow 2005

  • Giant sheep which, through a virus, produce an immortality drug; underpeople, which are humans mixed with animal dna though before the notion of dna is around; the Garden of Death…

    Dante’s Inferno - Updated Trailer maryrobinette 2006

  • its mother is a humpback whale, & i go over to her. she is hurt- she expected to raise a solitary calf, at least for a little while, but while she was the primary maternal donor of cellular matter, the dna was a cocktail of human & all cetacean genetic material. it is a creature of the pod already, & when she calls to it, the child doesn't understand her concerns.

    mordicai: crown me king! mordicai 2002

  • I suggest we think of "dna" as a plausible illustration of what design is (or in the cell for that matter, or the heart, or the "eye" of Darwin, etc.).

    The Memory Hole 2005

  • Dr. Fitzpatrick, a retired nuclear physicist, pioneered a technique she calls “DNA bingo,” in which relatives’ genetic data is used to generate a suspect’s possible surname.

    Sooner or Later Your Cousin’s DNA Is Going to Solve a Murder By 2019

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  • deoxyribonucleic acid

    March 10, 2007