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17. Juni 2008 · In The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism (2007), Michael Behe explores the statistical boundaries of random mutation and natural selection in light of recent scientific discoveries. Behe, who is probably most well known for his advocacy of intelligent design and his bestselling book, Darwin’s Black Box, holds a Ph.D ...
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27. Okt. 2021 · ix, 320 pages : 22 cm. Draws on new findings in genetics to pose an argument for intelligent design that refutes Darwinian beliefs about evolution while offering alternative analyses of such factors as disease, random mutations, and the human struggle for survival.
Although it can explain marginal changes in evolutionary history, random mutation and natural selection explain very little of the basic machinery of life. The "edge" of evolution, a line that defines the border between random and nonrandom mutation, lies very far from where Darwin pointed.
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Now, in his long-awaited follow-up, Behe presents far more than a challenge to Darwinism: He presents the evidence of the genetics revolution -- the first direct evidence of nature's...
R. Asher. Philosophy, Biology. 2012. TLDR. In outlining the scope of Darwin's idea, Asher shows how evolution describes the cause of biodiversity, rather than the agency behind it, and draws a line between superstition and religion.
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5. Juni 2007 · In this book, he suggests that "the edge of evolution" - the most complicated achievement that a purely darwinist process could hope to achieve - is much less complex than (say) a machine like the bacterial flagellum. He makes the case for this in mathematical terms - calculations that are more biologically specific than those presented by ...
