Biophysicist Matt Baker Is an Intelligent Design Critic Who Doesn't Understand Irreducible Complexity

Time flies. Published in 1996, Michael Behe's book Darwin's Black Box represented a major development in the modern articulation of the scientific argument for intelligent design. The book will have its 20th anniversary next year. Behe was in town this week for our Summer Seminar on Intelligent Design, and we were talking about this -- and about how despite the passage of time, critics still object ineffectually to his argument based on irreducible complexity (IC). They make the same argumen...