Science fiction writer Vox Day on the “darkstream descent” of Darwin’s theory of evolution

He offers seven reasons for rational dissent and doubt:

1. The evidence doesn’t exist.

2. The historical timelines that purportedly support it are constantly mutating.

3. The theory is a complete failure as a predictive model.

4. The theory is scientifically and technologically irrelevant. There are no evolutionary engineers.

5. Theoretical epicycles are increasingly required to maintain its viability.

6. The theory is a repeated failure as an explanatory model.

7. There is a very long track record of scientific fraud surrounding it.

Vox Day, “Dark stream: The descent of TENS” at Vox Popoli

He offers a vid to back up these statements:

Hat tip: Ken Francis

See also: Science fiction writer is not a Darwin fan Vox Day: Notice that the evolutionary skeptic’s position has consistently proven to be more reliably scientifically post-predictive than the mainstream evolutionist position.

Hat tip: Ken Francis Francis is author, along with Theodore Dalrymple, of The Terror of Existence: From Ecclesiastes to Theatre of the Absurd.

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