The Thread of Life
One reader, Hyman Shwarzberg, writes to encourage me to... Well, read his letter for yourself! I viewed the video, and was appropriately astounded.
-- David M Gordon / The Deipnosophist
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Watch this Harvard biology video.
As a medical student in the early 1980's, I was often astounded at the beyond mind-numbing complexity and beauty of biology and cellular function and the remarkable wisdom that the sciences have unveiled.
But this video magnificently brings out a minute portion of the orchestrated activities that contribute to life.
After learning biology and watching this video (which is not even the proverbial tip of the iceberg), I cannot fathom that anyone can believe that life was created by accident. This is just a nanofraction of what goes on inside a cell, let alone an organ, let alone a whole creature.
-- David M Gordon / The Deipnosophist
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Watch this Harvard biology video.
As a medical student in the early 1980's, I was often astounded at the beyond mind-numbing complexity and beauty of biology and cellular function and the remarkable wisdom that the sciences have unveiled.
But this video magnificently brings out a minute portion of the orchestrated activities that contribute to life.
After learning biology and watching this video (which is not even the proverbial tip of the iceberg), I cannot fathom that anyone can believe that life was created by accident. This is just a nanofraction of what goes on inside a cell, let alone an organ, let alone a whole creature.
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posted by David M Gordon | 8:06 PM
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