Tphi

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by Tphi 2y ago
My father met several times Schockley in the 50-1960 He was a semi conductor engineer at Thomson-CSF in France (now ST Microelectronics). He made the first french diodes and transistors in the late 1950 in Grenoble. Thomson-CSF had a paten
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by Tphi 2y ago
Voltaire : The universe embarrasses me, and I cannot dream that this watch exists and has no watchmaker. And Voltaire did not know about all the maths behind matter and universe, the computer science behind DNA, the complexity of biochemist
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by Tphi 2y ago
Read Prof. Michael Behe, Prof M. Denton, Prof. J. Tour, PhD D. Axe and so many.
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by Tphi 2y ago
These are not random mutations but adaptation features. In the E. Coli LTEE (Long Time Experiment) still ongoing, 65 000 generations since 1988 have shown little adaptations (like epigenetics) but they are still E. Coli, not another bacteri
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by Tphi 2y ago
There is no alternative scientific explanation, there is a demonstrated proof that part of the synthetic theory of evolution is false. Evolution is a fact, but random mutations cannot be the engine of evolution, they do not have this power
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by Tphi 2y ago
Exact : The Program, CDROM, CDROM reader, and 3D printer all in one in a single cell is over simplification. It is far far more complex mechanisms that cannot emerge from random mutations. Evolution is a fact we can all see, but the engine
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by Tphi 2y ago
It is not, my account password did not work and I had to create a new one. DNA is a four state bits program. Can you tell us how random mutations on a computer program (DNA) can create new proteins and new functionnal organs. What happens i