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  • Mesk may or may not be wrong but Mesk is secure in himself you and others could learn from Mesk.

    Death of a popular anti-ID argument 2007

  • I think Mesk is referring to site directed mutagenesis, not just artificial selection.

    Creationism, defined 2006

  • Tell us, Mesk, is 'modern evolutionary theory' true?

    Confirmation Bias and ID 2006

  • Tell us, Mesk, is 'modern evolutionary theory' true?

    Confirmation Bias and ID 2006

  • Having failed to establish anything remotely Lamarckian about what Mesk, Nick and I were saying, you now assert that selection is somehow unrelated to genetics.

    Darwin's Defenders Go Neo-Lamarckian 2007

  • In the "Death of a popular anti-ID argument" thread, Mesk said:

    Darwin's Defenders Go Neo-Lamarckian 2007

  • In the now very long thread Mystery of Consciousness Mesk introduces some alternative descriptions of irreducibly complex properties we associate with mind and consciousness.

    2007 January - Telic Thoughts 2007

  • It was Nick and Mesk who insisted that "information" in the genome demonstrates the moth's environment was drowned in coal dust.

    Darwin's Defenders Go Neo-Lamarckian 2007

  • As for Neo-Lamarckian allusions, why don't you and Mesk and Nick go ahead and explain to us all how any organism's adaptation to directly experienced selection pressure – of any kind – during its lifetime manages to cause genome changes in its offspring.

    Darwin's Defenders Go Neo-Lamarckian 2007

  • Absolutely nothing that Mesk writes indicates a belief, as you accused, "that egg-laying moths alter the melanin genes of their offspring in reaction to the presence of birds."

    Darwin's Defenders Go Neo-Lamarckian 2007

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