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Bobby Clueless about Saturn’s Age Good ol’ cowboy Beebob seems to lose no momentum in spreading his delusions around to whomever will listen. This time around it is the planet Saturn that has drawn his scope’s attention. Bob Sorensen’s article states that Saturn and its moons are “bad medicine” for mainstream science, suggesting that new … Continue reading "Debunking Sorensen Ep: 10"
Misrepresentations of Evolution and Human Brain Research Bob Sorensen’s recent Facebook post attempts to undermine evolutionary science, yet again, by misrepresenting both the evidence and the logic behind research on human brain evolution. Let’s break down his claims and address them with current scientific understanding and empirical data. Claim 1: Evolutionists are “dreaming up ideas” ……
Dispelling Lunar Magnetic Field Allegations: Science vs. Misconceptions A new article by “Cowboy” Bob Sorensen supposes that an ancient magnetic field of the Moon creates trouble for mainstream science and deep time. Although the article poses some questions, its suppositions are based upon old-fashioned assumptions, oversimplified models, and misconceptions about planetary science. Let us dissect…
The arguments made by “Cowboy” Bob Sorensen in his Fake News of Multicellularity Evolution article are a common pattern of misrepresentation, fallacies, and dismissal of sound scientific evidence. Here’s why his arguments are not trustworthy: 1. Misrepresenting Evolutionary Science Sorensen’s primary tactic is selectively picking isolated studies (Cherry picking, no surprise there) or…
Cowboy Bob Sorensen’s latest entry, “Split Brains and Multiple Minds,” on Piltdownsuperman.com delves into the intriguing subject of split-brain surgery. It then goes off into some well-known, but unhelpful, territory. Let’s unravel some of the arguments and present a more science-based view. The Brain vs. The Mind: A False Dichotomy? Sorensen starts with a quote … Continue reading "Debunking…
Robert “Cowboy Bob” Sorensen, a prominent creationist blogger, recently published an article titled “Getting into Genetic Fallacy and Others” on his blog, Piltdown Superman. In the article, Sorensen attempts to attack his critics by accusing them of committing all sorts of logical fallacies. But on closer examination, it is evident that Sorensen himself uses these … Continue reading "Debunking…
Refuting Misrepresentations in “Human Reproduction is Still a Mystery to Evolutionists” Bob Sorensen’s article “Human Reproduction is Still a Mystery to Evolutionists” is a prime specimen of the usual rhetorical strategy of creationist apologists: constructing straw man arguments against evolutionary biology through misrepresenting it to create the semblance of scientific inadequacy. By comparing…
Sorensen’s failure to understand geology A hearty greetings to everyone and welcome back to the 3rd edition in our series; “Debunking Sorensen”. Over the last two weeks I have addressed Robert “Cowboy” Sorensen’s pseudoscientific claims that he’s been spreading on social media under the page titled “The Question Evolution Project”. In this week’s article I’m … Continue reading "Debunking Sorensen…
In my previous Facebook post, I said I was going to continue addressing the claims of Bob Sorensen (AKA the Question Evolution Project on social media), and duly issued the first edition covering his immortal jelly fish article claiming the organism refutes evolution. Well, I’m back with volume 2 and I’m today I’m addressing the … Continue reading "Debunking Sorensen Ep. 2: Claims Against…
Last week, The Question Evolution Project released the article titled, “Immortal Jellyfish Defies Evolution,” which states that the so-called “immortal jellyfish“ (or Turritopsis dohrnii) contradicts the evolution theory. This assertion is indecorous and completely unscientific. What Is The Immortal Jellyfish? Turritopsis dohrnii’s distinctive feature is that it can revert back to juvenile stage…
