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Humility and Humor: Richard Sternberg Remembers Jonathan Wells
Episode 2032 With Andrew McDiarmid Guest(s) Richard Sternberg Duration 00:27:47 Download Audio File (38.2 mb) Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Print https://op3.dev/e/idthefuture.com/podcast-player/42901/2032.mp3 Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:27:47 | On this episode of ID The Future, host Andrew McDiarmid continues a series of interviews celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Jonathan Wells, our close colleague and friend who passed away in 2024 at the age of 82...
Richard Sternberg on the Information Beyond the Genome
Episode 2027 Guest(s) Richard Sternberg Duration 00:22:59 Download Audio File (15.8 mb) Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Print https://op3.dev/e/idthefuture.com/podcast-player/42868/2027.mp3 Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:22:59 | On this episode of ID the Future out of our archive, evolutionary biologist Dr. Richard Sternberg, a research fellow at the Biologic Institute and a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, speaks about...
Papers Discovering Function for “Junk” DNA
Tomorrow evening Casey Luskin will participate in a live debate on The NonSequitur Show with Rutgers University evolutionary biologist Dr. Daniel Stern Cardinale. The subject of the debate is whether our genome is largely non-functional “junk” DNA. In view of this discussion (which you can see streamed here), scheduled for 5:30 pm Pacific time, we thought it would be appropriate to post a list of papers that pertain to supposed junk DNA.
By Reason of Insanity by Richard Sternberg
Click Here to Buy the Kindle eBook Just in! The Kirkus Review of By Reason of Insanity by Richard Sternberg: In this book, a clinical psychologist uses examples from case histories to unravel the mysteries and dramas of patients whose crimes have resulted in their incarceration in a psychiatric hospital.. . . Changing the names and recognizable details, the author uses the case histories of four long-term patients to explore the basic questions at the foundation of the text: “Who are these people?
I'm not a racist, homophobe, sexist or Islamophobe, and I support Donald Trump.
I’m getting really tired of being called a racist, a homophobe, an Islamophobe, a sexist and a just plain ignorant deplorable for supporting some — not all — things that President Donald Trump is trying to accomplish. It would seem to me that attempting to "drain the swamp” in Washington would be something most citizens would want. After all, just take a look at how four power mongers from both political parties secretly hammered out a huge deficit spending bill.
Sediment delivery from the Fly River tidally dominated delta to the nearshore marine environment and the impact of El Niño
[1] In tidally dominated deltas, sediment discharged from the river sources must transit through an estuarine region located within the distributary channels, where particle pathways can undergo significant transformations. Water column profiles and time series data were collected in the distributaries and shallow nearshore region offshore of the Fly River, Papua New Guinea, during monsoon conditions of 2003 and 2004.
Trump is doing more for the middle class than Obama did
The Register's editorial on Dec. 3, "Washington has forgotten the middle class," noted that President Obama "recognized that the Americans who go to work, dream of buying a house, and try to save a few bucks are the backbone of this country. He also recognized government has a role to play in ensuring they are treated fairly." It goes on to disparage President Trump as a billionaire who does not care for the middle class. President Obama did nothing for the middle class.
Editorial cartoon relating President Trump to Nazi symbols is deplorable
Yes, perhaps President Donald Trump should have been more specific initially on Aug. 12 and spoke out against the KKK, neo-Nazis, and other white hate groups. But the cartoon in the Aug.15 Register relating President Trump to places like Dachau and Auschwitz is deplorable. Like the left-leaning media out to destroy this presidency, this newspaper is suggesting that Donald Trump is a supporter of these groups.
There's one big upside to Trump victory
Richard Sternberg, Roland, Letter to the Editor 12:01 a.m. CST November 11, 2016President-elect Donald Trump speaks to supporters at New York Hilton Midtown on election night Tuesday. Vice President-Elect Mike Pence is at left.(Photo: Robert Deutsch/USA TODAY Network)For someone who did not vote for either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, I look upon a Trump presidency with both anticipation and trepidation.
Republicans hold up Kate's Law
Kate Steinle was the young lady who was shot and killed in San Francisco last year by an illegal alien who had been previously deported five times. Well, recently that’s been topped. A young girl in Kansas was recently raped by an illegal alien who had been deported 10 times since 2010. This could have been prevented by the passage of House Resolution 3011, Establishing Mandatory Minimums for Illegal Reentry Act of 2015.
Both sides of political aisle ruled by extreme views
I agree with Linda Svoboda’s June 22 letter [Hostile political rhetoric feeds pool of extremists]. And yes, “things are either black or white in authoritarian regimes because all questions are controlled and each question has only one answer.” However, I disagree with Svoboda on her pointing out that extremism rests with only right-wing elements in our society. It seems to me that currently both sides of the political aisle are being controlled by extreme views.
Democrats have protested Republican SCOTUS nominees
You would think by all the letters sent in complaining about the Republicans in the Senate not willing to knuckle under and hold hearings to approve President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, that this has never been done by Democrats before! In 1987, the New York Times editorial board encouraged Democrats to block any of President Reagan's Supreme Court nominations in the last year of his presidency because the "people had spoken" and given the Democrats control of the Senate.
Where are Sunni Christians finding refuge?
President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry have promised that the Syrian refugees waiting to be brought into the United States will be fully vetted so as to eliminate the possibility of including those that would intend to bring terror to our shores. That intention sounds reasonable. The administration also condemned the idea of allowing only Christians to enter this country as part of its plan to accept Syrian refugees.
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