It is laudable that Meyer takes the step to explore predictions that ID would make. Predictions that are testable are a vital part of the scientific process. But just making a prediction isn’t sufficient to indicate viable science. Astrologers and tasseologists can also make predictions and sometimes they may be right. Predictions must also be based . . . → Read More: ID Prediction Summary
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“The functional sequences of amino acids within amino acid ¬sequence space should be extremely rare rather than common.” The final prediction listed in this appendix relates directly to the research work done by Doug Axe in the BioLogic Institute. The argument is that the arrangement of amino acids in functional molecules like proteins should be rare, that . . . → Read More: ID Prediction #12 |
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