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Tracy P. Hamilton



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(Permalink) Posted: Jan. 20 2012,15:00   

Quote (CeilingCat @ Jan. 20 2012,06:45)
Oh Joy!!  A Testable ID Hypothesis!!

Kairosfocus has found somebody with the nom-de-tard of Genomicus who has provided a Testable ID Hypothesis.

Here it is:      
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Thus, we can make this prediction from a front-loading perspective: proteins that are very important to eukaryotes, and specific to them, will share deep homology (either structurally or in sequence similarity) with prokaryotic proteins, and importantly, that these prokaryotic proteins will be more conserved in sequence identity than the average prokaryotic protein.

Emphasis in the original.

Looks fool proof to me.

He gives a few more predictions, which appear to be safely untestable for now.  Things like the first living thing must have been highly complex, complete with DNA and protein synthesis machinery.

He's also very impressed with The Design Matrix by Mike Gene.  How do you nominate someone for a Fellowship at the Discovery Institute?

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ID Foundations, 15(a): A Testable ID Hypothesis — Front-Loading, part A (a guest-post by Genomicus)


Part B: ID Foundations, 15(b): A Testable ID Hypothesis — Pants-Loading

where the theory does not attempt to identify the pants loader, AKA "He who dealt it".

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