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Great video! As I mentioned before, (IMO) the weak-link here seems to be that MT's are not biological universals. This is not to deny any role for MTs, but there might be more juicy candidates. In fact, I'll try to put together a posting that might raise further intriguing possibilities for your ideas.
BTW, would you like me to include your blog on our blogroll?
Since I made this offer to TP, I should spread the good cheer around. We were going to add Michael Behe's blog to our blogroll and remove Dualistic Dissension (since it is no longer active). So now is a good time for any other changes. If you have a blog that frequently addresses Intelligent Design (from whatever angle), simply submit your suggestion below and the contributors will decide among themselves whether they want to include it. Just don't take offense if we don't include it, as it's just a squishy subjective call on a rather obscure blog.
Great video! As I mentioned before, (IMO) the weak-link here seems to be that MT's are not biological universals. This is not to deny any role for MTs, but there might be more juicy candidates. In fact, I'll try to put together a posting that might raise further intriguing possibilities for your ideas.
My intent for putting the videos up was for you to use. I think the next step is to put together a multi-media presentation attempting to make the case for quantum mechanics in life.
If it isn't obvious, I feel microtubules is only one aspect. DNA and (with the recent discovery) photosynthesis also is controlled by quantum mechanics. I look forward to hearing your "intriguing possibilities".
Here's my blog. I don't cover ID much, but I talk a lot about the sociology of science and the proper practice of science. I'll let you guys hash out whether it is relevant for TT or not. . .
July 19th, 2007 at 9:56 pm
Hi Mike,
Please check out Microtubules and Cellular Division
Comment by Thought Provoker — July 19, 2007 @ 9:56 pm
July 19th, 2007 at 10:27 pm
Hi TP,
Great video! As I mentioned before, (IMO) the weak-link here seems to be that MT's are not biological universals. This is not to deny any role for MTs, but there might be more juicy candidates. In fact, I'll try to put together a posting that might raise further intriguing possibilities for your ideas.
BTW, would you like me to include your blog on our blogroll?
Comment by MikeGene — July 19, 2007 @ 10:27 pm
July 19th, 2007 at 10:42 pm
Hi Mike,
You asked…
Thank you. Please do.
(I suppose that means I have to keep it up now)
P.S. Please feel free to copy the videos and put them on Telic Thoughts.
Comment by Thought Provoker — July 19, 2007 @ 10:42 pm
July 19th, 2007 at 10:55 pm
Since I made this offer to TP, I should spread the good cheer around. We were going to add Michael Behe's blog to our blogroll and remove Dualistic Dissension (since it is no longer active). So now is a good time for any other changes. If you have a blog that frequently addresses Intelligent Design (from whatever angle), simply submit your suggestion below and the contributors will decide among themselves whether they want to include it. Just don't take offense if we don't include it, as it's just a squishy subjective call on a rather obscure blog.
Comment by MikeGene — July 19, 2007 @ 10:55 pm
July 19th, 2007 at 10:56 pm
Hi Mike,
You wrote…
My intent for putting the videos up was for you to use. I think the next step is to put together a multi-media presentation attempting to make the case for quantum mechanics in life.
If it isn't obvious, I feel microtubules is only one aspect. DNA and (with the recent discovery) photosynthesis also is controlled by quantum mechanics. I look forward to hearing your "intriguing possibilities".
Comment by Thought Provoker — July 19, 2007 @ 10:56 pm
July 20th, 2007 at 12:43 am
Thanks Mike.
Here's my blog. I don't cover ID much, but I talk a lot about the sociology of science and the proper practice of science. I'll let you guys hash out whether it is relevant for TT or not. . .
Comment by mcromer — July 20, 2007 @ 12:43 am