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First, ID has not been able to demonstrate that any complex biological structure is in fact "unevolvable" because it possesses IC.
The Memory Hole 2005
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You show Behe's wrong there, his whole argument that multiple-parts-required means unevolvable collapses in all the other cases.
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You show Behe's wrong there, his whole argument that multiple-parts-required means unevolvable collapses in all the other cases.
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He talking about biological cases that can be shown to be unevolvable, à la Behe's fallacious Irreducible Complexity Argument.
A New Book 2010
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He talking about biological cases that can be shown to be unevolvable, à la Behe's fallacious Irreducible Complexity Argument. nullasalus: Maybe he meant "If I can't think of a possible, vague, hypothetical way it could be true, my theory would break down."
A New Book 2010
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In Chapter 6 of Darwin's Black Box, Michael Behe listed several immune subsystems that he considered irreducibly complex (IC), and therefore (according to him but no one else) unevolvable.
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Luskin tries to argue that Minnich discussing knockout experiments = irreducible complexity = unevolvable irreducible complexity the interesting kind, if it existed = support for ID in the scientific literature.
Random responses to Luskin on evolution of creationism, quotes, and information - The Panda's Thumb 2010
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In 1996 he claimed that the clotting system was unevolvable, and no simpler clotting system could exist.
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He's actually saying that there are more systems that are unevolvable than just irreducibly complex ones, and trying to establish just where that line is, so I don't see how that is "timid", since his predictions are much bolder and reach further.
Behe vs. Dawkins 2007
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He's actually saying that there are more systems that are unevolvable than just irreducibly complex ones, and trying to establish just where that line is, so I don't see how that is "timid", since his predictions are much bolder and reach further.
Behe vs. Dawkins 2007
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