David Klinghoffer
Senior Fellow, Discovery Institute at Evolution News
Senior Fellow, Discovery Institute. Author of "Plato's Revenge: The New Science of the Immaterial Genome." Seneca tribe. (Photo credit: Casey Sernaqué.)
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6 days ago |
dailywire.com | David Klinghoffer
— Opinion —National Museums should not be in the business of belittling human beings, by all but equating us with chimps.
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1 week ago |
evolutionnews.org | David Klinghoffer
Editor’s note: We are glad to present this excerpt from the new book from Discovery Institute Press, Plato’s Revenge: The New Science of the Immaterial Genome, by David Klinghoffer. In a meeting with colleagues at Discovery Institute in 2024, Richard Sternberg was sketching his thoughts on a whiteboard. What he was arguing for was revolutionary, but one would never have guessed it by his manner. He seemed to have taken advice from an icon of the American founding, Benjamin Franklin.
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2 weeks ago |
evolutionnews.org | David Klinghoffer
Casey Luskin broke the bombshell story that a Nature paper published in April had overturned an evolutionary icon: the endlessly repeated statistic that human and chimp DNA are separated by a difference of just “1 percent” or so. Science media and educators brandish the figure to show that human beings are little more than just fancy chimpanzees.
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2 weeks ago |
evolutionnews.org | David Klinghoffer
Richard Sternberg’s immaterial genome thesis sounds radical, and it is. As described in my book Plato’s Revenge, he argues from the evidence of mathematical biology that the information stored in DNA, and in other cellular structures, falls very far short in accounting for organismal development, even in a relatively simple microorganism such as yeast. Instead, something like Platonic forms, outside time and space, are at work.
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2 weeks ago |
evolutionnews.org | David Klinghoffer
I was just listening to the fantastically lucid new interview with physicist Brian Miller on ID the Future. Dr. Miller and host Andrew McDiarmid discuss the immaterial genome theory being developed by biologist Richard Sternberg. His research, in turn, is the subject of my new book, Plato’s Revenge.
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