“A forest is much more than what you see,” says ecologist Suzanne Simard. Her 30 years of research in Canadian forests have led to an astounding discovery — trees talk, often and over vast distances. Learn more about the harmonious yet complicated social lives of trees and prepare to see the natural world with new…

I got this astute blog comment from Frank Morris: “I was so impressed by your debate with Stephen Meyer that I finally bought your Evolution 2.0 book. I can’t wait to read it to see how it compares with my own journey getting kicked around by hostile Darwinians on blogs as I continued to question…

“The universe really is “inspirational matter,” we now know, and is not merely inert. Now we might call it instinct, evolution, nuclear fusion, DNA, hardwiring, the motherboard, healing, growth, or just springtime, but nature clearly continues to renew itself from within. “God seems to have created things that continue to create and recreate themselves from…

I had a great exchange with a gentleman, Matthew Taylor, on the Unbelievable discussion board, following my debate with Stephen Meyer. Matthew said: I was intrigued by the suggestion by one of the guests that cells might have some form of intelligence. I’d like to know what experiments and tests have been proposed so that…

Issue Neo-Darwinism Intelligent Design Evolution 2.0 (a.k.a. Third Way, Extended Synthesis) Origin of Life Presumed to have emerged from random chemical processes Created by an Intelligent Designer Information theory says codes require a designer, or else an undiscovered emergent process that generates codes Speed Gradual Instantaneous events of intervention In real time Sources of Novelty…

After my debate with Stephen Meyer, the Discovery Institute Volleyed back.

Why the heck would a bunch of muscle heads want to talk evolution? Simple: because it’s incredibly relevant to every area of our lives, including fitness. I was just featured on the MindPump podcast, to talk about my work on Evolution 2.0, and the Evolution 2.0 Prize. If you’re not into fitness, you may never…

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In 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door in Wittenberg, Germany and started a revolution. Seven years ago I wrote a piece called “The Iron Curtain of 2010”. There, I predicted that Darwinism would crack in ~2013. That there would be some Berlin Wall tipping-point event. Well, I was a little early….but…

It was the Protestant Reformation of evolutionary biology – with Denis Noble playing the part of Martin Luther. He nailed his 95 theses to the wall in London and evolution will never be the same.

The 2016 Evolution Conference at the Royal Society was the Protestant Reformation of Evolutionary Biology. Is this the end of evolution? Or is it a fresh beginning? Stephen Meyer of the Discovery Institute says Intelligent Design just scored a big victory; Perry Marshall punches back with “Third Way” evolution

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