...spontaneously, originate endogenously, or organize itself (as these terms are used in origins-of-life research); (3) The CSI in a closed system of natural...CSI it contains before it became a closed system. This last corollary is especially pertinent to the nature of science for it shows that scientific explanation...

...spontaneously, originate endogenously or organize itself (as these terms are used in origins-of-life research). (3) The CSI in a closed system of natural...CSI it contains before it became a closed system. The first corollary can be understood in terms of data storage and retrieval. Data constitute a form...

...origins-of-life research). 0) The CSI in a closed system of natural causes either has been in the system forever or was at some point added exogenously (implying that...CSI it contains before it became a closed system. The first corollary can be understoixl in terms of data storage and retrieval. Data can constitute...

...captured by the claim that natural causes cannot generate CSI. He lays out its implications as follows: Among its immediate corollaries are the following:...CSI it contains before it became a closed system. (1999, 170) We will see below that all these claims are false, and since they are alleged to be corollaries...

...The specified complexity in a closed system of natural causes either has been in the system forever or was at some point added exogenously (implying that...that is also of finite duration received whatever specified complexity it contains before it became a closed system. The first corollary can be understood...