Monthly Archives: July 2018

Was Isaac Newton Wrong About Chromosomes?

Posted on July 24, 2018 by frankabernathy

Ok, I know this is bordering on bait and switch, but give me a break, ok? I have to compete with cute cats, the deep state, the end of the world, and people who can juggle fireballs while playing Beethoven’s … Continue reading →

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Is Evolution Real?

Posted on July 13, 2018 by frankabernathy

I just got “finished” debating someone on Facebook regarding whether evolution is real or not. It was lively as well as civil, an unusual combination for social media. It ended (for me, anyway) when I presented an actual repeatable example … Continue reading →

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What difference does it make to you how chromosomes are put together?

Posted on July 4, 2018 by frankabernathy

This is your friendly retired scientific pest making his presence known…..AGAIN! Sigh! This particular post is not for jaded scientists per se but rather for you, the average blog surfer who is looking for the latest and greatest on the … Continue reading →

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