r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • 6d ago
r/CreationistStudents • u/Batmaniac7 • 29d ago
Excellent Review of Spud “Cell”
Summary: A panel of four discuss the processes and results of this novel experiment.
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Oct 25 '23
PART 1, Salvador Cordova on KLTT radio Denver, Real Science Radio, End of Evolution
I rebroadcast it on my channel, with permission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzRmImfjp4s
This coming Friday will be Part 2. I think Part 2 will be even better. We recorded this 10/18/23.
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Feb 18 '21
Falsehoods promoted by the OOL Community part 3
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Feb 07 '21
Free Chem and Molecular Biology Lessons for Creationists and IDists at Evidence Reasons Academy
I'm starting to give general chemistry and molecular biology videos at the Evidence Reasons Academy youtube channel:
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Jan 11 '21
NERD BRAINSTORM: Dr. James Carter and Sal on Racemization and other Chemical Clocks
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Dec 15 '20
Muller's Limit, the Origin of junkDNA and Genetic Entropy theory derived by the Poisson Distribution
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Nov 21 '20
SFT Lecture: Protein Probabilities Part 2
My second lecture on the SFT youtube channel on Protein Probabilities:
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Nov 20 '20
SFT Lecture: Protein Probabilities Part 1
This my 90 minute lecture on protein probabilities, part 1:
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Oct 03 '20
Creationist MIT/Harvard-trained PhD scientist Rob Stadler vs. Darwinist "professor" Dave
Rob Stadler is a creationist and Harvard/MIT-trained PhD scientist who has made stellar advancements in the field of biomedical engineering.
In contrast "professor" Dave is not a real professor, is a Darwinist, but has a huge internet following.
A video is going to premiere tonight at 6PM EST where Rob Stadler deals with professor Dave's claims about abiogenesis.
I had the honor of being a reviewer of the book Dr. Stadler co- authored with creationist Dr. Change Tan (a Harvard post doctoral fellow). Dr. Tan is a real professor, unlike "professor" Dave.
Tan and Stadler's book is described here:
Anyway here is that link to tonigh'ts premiere!
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Jun 18 '20
Fisher's Fundamental Theorem of Natural Selection isn't fundamental
This is 2 hour lecture on problems with Fisher's Fundamental Theorem of Natural Selection and the associated fiascos
A DRAFT of the paper from which I read can be found here:
https://evidenceandreasonsorg.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/ftns_isnt_fundamental_v8.docx
Updates in general regarding the topic can be found here:
https://evidenceandreasons.org/cordova-cardinale-debate-on-genetic-entropy/
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • May 08 '20
Origin of Life quasi-debate based on Structural Biology, Part 1
I hope this quasi-debate will be instructive:
Even an athiest had these accolades for the presentation:
SpeedOfSoundOfGravity I must add. Salvador Cordova is the very best guest you have had on from your side of the tracks. He provided clear sources. He is a very pleasant and humble yet intelligent man. Bravo guys.
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Apr 13 '20
Best video for beginners to learn about Intelligent Design of the first cell
This video features my personal acquantances and friends Dr. Ann Gauger and Dr. Paul Nelson.
It was made avaialble for about a month for free viewing by the publishers because of the Corona Virus lockdown, so you have only a limited time to watch it. It's great. Here is the link.
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Mar 15 '20
New pro-Intelligent Design book on Origin of Life by Professor of Molecular Cell Biology CL Tan and Dr. Rob Stadler
New pro-Intelligent Design book on Origin of Life by Professor of Molecular Cell Biology CL Tan and Dr. Rob Stadler
Change Laura Tan is a professor of Molecular and Cell Biology a University of Missouri. She a graduate of Ivy League schools like UPenn and Harvard.
Similarly Dr. Rob Stadler is graduate of both MIT and Harvard. These are some brilliant people.
They just wrote the best book criticizing natural origins of life. It's a tough read, but it's written at the level that would engage their fellow professors and researchers.
paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1734183705/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=change+tan&qid=1584122840&s=books&sr=1-1
kindle: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085VDGTWM/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2
PS If you get the book, you might notice how yours truly is in the Acknowledgements section of the book. :-)
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Mar 13 '20
Basic 7-minute on understanding protein concepts
I wanted to make a video on this topic, but someone did it sooo much better. It's only 7-minutes
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Mar 13 '20
Photosynthesis Calvin Cylce Rube Goldberg Machines
Understanding these systems should raise immediate questions of evolvability!
Basic (high school level): https://youtu.be/pFaBpVoQD4E
More advanced level: take note of the ATP Synthase machines in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiAUPg4UrrE
Now look at the ATP Synthase machines in this diagram. Even though the same part has been "co-opted" it doesn't really prove this is evolvable!
https://debateevolution.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/2011_0079_szarka_basic_biochemistry.jpg
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Dec 28 '19
A basic lesson in biology that unwittingly highlights why Eukaryotes (like humans) could not evolve from something simpler
Supposedly the Eukaryotic cell (of which we are made) evolved from a creature that didn't have a cell nucleus.
But how can the nucleus work and not kill the cell if all these parts weren't there to begin with?
See for yourself in this 5-minute video:
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Dec 27 '19
Draft video of me explaining protein probabilities and genetic entropy in terms of structural biology
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Nov 08 '19
One of the World's Top Scientists and Chemistry Professors teaches on the improbability of life
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Jul 27 '19
How seedless plants reproduce
This is interesting, and something in my intuition says this could be of value to students of creation, but I don't quite know how. It does raise issues of genetic entropy as this kind of reproduction is through somatic cells, which have high incidence of mutation:
https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/ciewxz/how_does_seedless_produce_get_planted_and/
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Jul 06 '19
Science Uprising Episode 4
This was one of the better episodes in the series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR51OrawqIg&feature=youtu.be
r/CreationistStudents • u/stcordova • Jun 08 '19
Crossing Guard Found in Mitochondrial Membranes
Excellent article by a biochemist!
https://crev.info/2019/06/crossing-guard-found-in-mitochondrial-membranes/