Introduction to Empirical Science vs Evolution

Introduction

This website presents a fresh view of traditional narratives on the origin of the universe and of life within it. 

It provides evidence based on empirical science that demonstrates how the complexity and stability of life cannot be accounted for by the theories currently offered. From the multiple stringent values in the microscopic realm, to the meticulous balance of life's exquisite intricacy, to the diverse mechanisms that govern stars and galaxies, a comprehensive series of arguments is offered showing how the narratives produced by today’s evolutionary orthodoxy are insufficient when attempting to account for the coordination, elegance, and consistent form that we see around and within us.

The argumentation pierces to the heart of the notion of Darwinian adaptation, exposing paradoxes where the orthodox view presupposes the very mechanisms it seeks to account for. 

It demonstrates that the components — both microscopic and macroscopic — in the various creatures found in nature, as well as in our own humanity and in the architecture of the cosmos are too tightly bound by specific variations, margins, and limitations, with far too much precision interweaving and interdependency to have arisen by the immensely gradual fortuitous steps claimed in the explanations offered by evolution’s hierarchy. 

CAN EVOLUTION BUILD WHAT IT CANNOT SEE?

🟣 How is it that we have such perceptive tastes of delicious foods as well as the human sensitivity of touch ...
   ... from a process that has no feelings?

🟣 How is it that we see such pervasive beauty around us ...
   ... from a process that can neither see nor appreciate it?

🟣 How is it that nature has such comprehensive biological hearing systems ...
   ... from a process that cannot hear?

🟣 How is it that we see such foresight and altruism in reproduction ...
   ... from a process that has no concept of purpose?

🟣 How is it we have such potentially delightful lives ...
   ... from a process that is not conscious?

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