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6	Lewontin: bias against Creator
7	Lewontin: bias against Creator
8	Don’t confuse me with the facts … ‘Even if all the data point to an intelligent designer, such an hypothesis is excluded from science because it is not naturalistic.’
9	Evidence for Design?
10	Jumbo jet in a junkyard?
11	Enormous complexity of the Cell
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13	Feathers and scales (magnified 20 times)
14	Could feathers evolve?
15	Bird and reptile lungs
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17	Bat sonar
18	Bats: No evolution!
19	Bat sonar: Volume control
20	Dolphin sonar
21	Dolphin sonar: no evolution!
22	Gecko’s sticky feet
23	Lobster’s unique eye
24	X-ray beam: Lobster eye in reverse!
25	Brittlestars Entire skeleton forms one big compound eye
26	Joanna Aizenberg, lead researcher
27	Venus flower basket Superb fibre-optics
28	More design Trilobite eye: looks like it was ‘designed by a master physicist’. Allegedly 500 million years old. Dragonflies track other insects so that they appear stationary. An aeroplane would need bulky computer equipment to do that. Spider silk: stronger by weight than steel and kevlar. Made by liquid crystal technology. Ant and bee feet: stick to surfaces with ingenious mechanical/hydraulic system. Chameleon tongue: catapult and suction cap Ear of tiny fly: inspired design of directional hearing aid. Owl hearing: uses neurons that work like a microprocessor.
29	Bad design? No way! Do we have all the information? Panda’s thumb: excellent tool for stripping leaves off bamboo shoots Junk DNA? Lots of uses discovered — may be part of an advanced operating system Human spine: lordosis (inward curve) is an advantage — we can support more weight for our size than a gorilla. Modern McKenzie back exercises restore lordosis. Appendix: lymphatic tissue, fights infection, especially in neonatal stage Loss of information since the Fall. Wingless insects on windswept islands Fish in dark caves with shrivelled eyes.
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33	Müller cells: living optical fibres
34	Blind spot in evolution!
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39	Could the flagellum have evolved? Kenneth Miller, Richard Dawkins: evolved from type-III secretory apparatus (TTSS) Scott Minnich, world expert on flagellum, argues that TTSS must have devolved from flagellum, if one did arise from other. Flagellum assembly machinery pumps out proteins in precise order; devolved machinery pumps out proteins (toxins) in more haphazard way.
40	Could the flagellum have evolved? Evolutionary experts also disagree with Miller and Dawkins! ‘It seems plausible that the original type III secretion system for virulence factors evolved from those for flagellar assembly.’ [Mecsas, J., and Strauss, E.J., Molecular Mechanisms of Bacterial Virulence: Type III Secretion and Pathogenicity Islands, Emerging Infectious Diseases 2(4), October–December 1996] ‘We suggest that the flagellar apparatus was the evolutionary precursor of Type III protein secretion systems.’ [Nguyen L. et al., Phylogenetic analyses of the constituents of Type III protein secretion systems, J. Mol. Microbiol. Biotechnol. 2(2):125–44, April 2000] Evolution: liquid came before complex life. So smimming gear had to precede parasitism.
41	The DNA molecule
42	DNA colour
43	DNA base pairing
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48	Evolutionary tree of life
49	Breeding of dogs―sorting pre-existing information!
50	Natural selection reduces information!
51	Dogs do change…
52	Information specifies living things
53	Mutations: bulldog’s face
54	‘TNR’ mutant
55	Mutations reduce information!
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57	Professor Dawkins lost for words!
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59	Similarity due to a common designer
60	Designed to thwart naturalism!
61	Designed to thwart naturalism!
62	Human and frog digit development
63	Haeckel forged embryo drawings!
64	Fetal scan
65	Spontaneous generation: Accepted by faith … (Yockey)
66	Requirements of first life
67	Enormous complexity of the Cell
68	Michael Denton on the Cell
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70	Origin of LifeProbabilities
71	Sir Fred Hoyle: Rubik’s Cubes and Blind Men
72	Sir Fred Hoyle: Rubik’s Cubes and Blind Men
73	Miller–Urey experiment (1953)
74	Miller–Urey experiment (1953)
75	Miller-Urey experiment (1953)
76	Miller-Urey experiment (1953)
77	Miller-Urey experiment (1953)
78	Amino acids to proteins
79	Chain termination by unifunctional compounds
80	Chain termination by unifunctional compounds
81	Left- and right-handed amino acids
82	Homochirality
83	Enzymes
84	Enzymes
85	Chaperones and chaperonins
86	Address tags
87	Primitive Soup: Failed paradigm … (Yockey)
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89	Chemicals to Living Cells DVD 01149
90	The Wonders of Water High specific heat Enormous latent heat High surface tension Super solvent Hydrogen bonding Transition between two types at body temperature 37ºC
91	The Sun: Our Special Star Top 10% (by mass) of all local stars If cooler, Earth would have to be so close that it would be tidally locked If hotter, it would emit too much energetic radiation Exceptionally stable for stars of its type Ideal place in the galaxy—co-rotation radius
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