ENV: Behe and Swamidass Debate Evolution and Intelligent Design at Texas A&M

[Chris_Falter]

And here is another example from the domain of board games rather than the domain of human languages:

Developing College-Level ID/Creation Courses

Hi @stcordova - I’ve been thinking about your argument that the strong differences between protein domains prove a lack of common ancestry. Here is a queen + opposite colored bishops endgame I recently played that ended in a draw: [OppoBishops] And here is a very, very different position: a double rook endgame in which I was 2 pawns down as black but managed to swindle a master for a draw by (threat of) perpetual check: [DoubleRook] The 2 endgames are radically different, and there is no possible way to transpose between them. In your opinion, does the stark difference and lack of transposibility of the 2 positions prove that they could not have arisen from a common ancestral position? Thanks, Chris Falter