Monthly Archives: September 2016

Don’t tell people to “Google it.” That’s your job, not theirs

I spend a lot of time debating people on the internet, and, unsurprisingly, I frequently encounter people who make outlandish claims without providing any evidence to support those claims. In such situations, I typically ask them to present their sources, … Continue reading

Posted in Rules of Logic | Tagged , , , | Comments Off on Don’t tell people to “Google it.” That’s your job, not theirs

Debunking creationism: a visual comparison of “micro” and “macroevolution”

Creationists often like to claim that there are two fundamentally different types of evolution: microevolution and macroevolution. They argue that microevolution does actually occur, but only produces small changes within a species or “kind” of animal. For example, most creationists … Continue reading

Posted in Science of Evolution | Tagged , , , , , | 14 Comments