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Population Bottlenecks and Worldview Assumptions

by Dr. Robert Carter February 14, 2025, 6:36 am

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I want to talk about isolation. I want to talk about what happens in small populations when they do nothing but inbreed with themselves over time. The reason we’re going to have this discussion is because of a brand new paper that came out. It’s going to show us that the evolutionary model doesn’t work mathematically it’s going to fall apart before our very eyes…

You can find the links to things I reference on my shownotes page and more fascinating videos on genetics and origins on my YouTube channel.

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Written by Dr. Robert Carter

He obtained a BS in Applied Biology from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1992. He is currently a senior scientist and speaker for CMI-USA in Atlanta, Georgia, where he lives with his wife, Leanne, and children and is currently researching human genetics and other issues related to biblical creation.

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