Forrest M. Mims III

Check out this post on Nextdoor: nextdoor.com/p/2Y2Kfx6NrMb7…

My new memoir is getting great reviews on Amazon. Hopefully Elon will read it.

@NancyRPearcey Beautiful sight. We didn't have that many sheep, but they certainly followed me. When I had no idea where they were in the woods, I placed some rocks in their feed bucket and rattled it. They promptly arrived and demanded the real thing!

Could this be one reason Jesus likens us to sheep?

@JGWestDI I studied many court decisions while majoring in government. This is among the most interesting, for the Constitutional prohibition is crystal clear. Judge Cannon's critics need to read her 93-page opinion.

Devastating ruling to the Biden administration's case. Carefully argued, comprehensive discussion. Presuming that this will be appealed, the final disposition of the appeal could take years.

@itsdesign Unless they can fully explain the origin of molecular nanomotors, evolutionists have lost the argument. Even Darwin himself was willing to openly acknowledge problems with his theory, but it seems most of his followers have yet to read his writings.

“Irreducible Complexity” May Be Part of the Definition of Life - Daniel Witt evolutionnews.org/2024/06/irredu… There are many bad counter-arguments to Michael Behe’s famous irreducible complexity conundrum, and (in my opinion) one pretty good one.

@NancyRPearcey The fact it is a state of mind is supported by their enthusiasm for conducting performances before young children.

What exactly is "transgender status"? The Supreme Court has some explaining to do. "Gorsuch is now in the unenviable position of having to explain just what he meant by “transgender status” despite there being no reputable scientific evidence, brain imaging scan, blood test, or genetic marker definitively proving its existence. Every definition that activists have ever insisted upon for what “trans” is either relies upon cultural stereotypes or is completely circular, trying to foist incoherent meaninglessness into concrete legal meaning." @BrandonMShow christianpost.com/voices/the-sup…

@JGWestDI "Evangelicals for Biden" is at best a misnomer.

Good analysis of Biden administration's lawless effort to prosecute whistleblower doctor who exposed abuse of children. "Evangelicals for Biden," please read... this is some of the poisonous fruit of your efforts. nationalreview.com/bench-memos/do…

@itsdesign Are we living in a scifi novel? Are there really people who deny the existence of women and girls? Perhaps It is past time to deny their existence.

"people with a uterus" is a way of denying the integral composition of the female human body. If you think that that is just a choice and doesn't matter and won't end in more violence against girls and women, someone out there has a bridge to sell you.

@itsdesign @NancyRPearcey While the movement against this nonsense is increasing, many of the current generation of girls are being trampled by this ridiculous travesty.

Isn't the real issue here the abandonment of women's sports and of girls by top "feminist" women? Why have they abandoned girls? For what? @NancyRPearcey

@itsdesign Bill Dembski's post about Dawkins is must reading.

The Enabling of Richard Dawkins - William Dembski billdembski.substack.com/p/the-enabling… How the failure of Christian education has enabled Richard Dawkins' atheism—and why even he now thinks society has gone too far in jettisoning Christianity

@itsdesign I posted on Facebook how a popular AI search site gave a backwards "answer" to a simple question about time. At least it said, "I am sorry..." after it received my correction.

Model collapse: AI chatbots are eating their own tails (The human mind can't be replicated by machines) The problem is fundamental to how they operate. Without new human input, their output starts to decay mindmatters.ai/2023/11/model-…

@ermims College made me stay a conservative.

College made me a conservative prageru.com/video/college-…

@itsdesign Precisely why I've long recommended that all biology students take a basic course in electrical engineering. Electronic components never evolve; they are designed and created.

“Astonishing” Clocks Found in Bacteria - David Coppedge evolutionnews.org/2023/10/astoni… How could evolution bestow accurate timepieces on the simplest, most primitive life forms? It sounds like something William Paley would expect.

@itsdesign Cover story in PNAS! But even though the authors acknowledge stasis, they still say: "Now we know that even if animals appear to be staying the same, evolution is still happening." Then explain why insects in ancient amber appear identical to modern versions.

Long-term lizard study challenges the rules of evolutionary biology - Catherine Barzler, Georgia Institute of Technology phys.org/news/2023-10-l… “The problem is, when people do field studies, they almost never find that this kind of 'stabilizing' selection actually exists.”

@itsdesign We need to see a full accounting of US money provided to the Chinese lab likely responsible for Covid.

This evidence for COVID lab origin is useful but, at this point, no surprise. Next question: Why was the lab origin tarred in big media as a conspiracy theory for so long? How media helped to corrupt science: mindmatters.ai/2023/10/how-me…

@LifeNewsHQ @itsdesign Absolutely remarkable.

Amazing Video Shows a Living, First Trimester Unborn Baby buff.ly/3inqzO5

@itsdesign Totally agree. Government employees have ruined or contaminated much of the public education in the US.

Public school math education is a disaster? Okay: Isn't the real question here the following? Whose interests does the current public education system serve besides those of the union employees who make a good living out of it? If it is NOT teaching kids math, why pay for it?

@KXAN_News KXAN failed to inform viewers that water vapor, the chief greenhouse gas, from the historic eruption of Hunga Tonga is causing significant warming. I measure the altitude of Tonga water vapor over my site south of Austin. It's substantial and long lasting.

Texas heatwave an ‘exceptional event driven by climate change,’ scientist says trib.al/Xg1DyI2

@BattOpinion @LiliaElizondo5 Always good to see a photo of the bench under the Century Tree in front of Bolton Hall. Coed Karen Stuverud and I were photographed on that bench by The Battalion in the fall of 1964. A&M has published that photo many times since then. Forrest M. Mims '66.

Ready to be a “sigma?” Opinion writer @LiliaElizondo5 says that every college student needs to learn how to be happy and content without relying on other people. #tncms-source=article-nav-next" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thebatt.com/opinion/opinio…

@TheBattOnline @Charis_Batt I'm in the Class of '66, and The Batt cancelled my letter thanking The Batt for initiating my career after the editor praised it. Time to notify the organizations that endorse college free speech, for today's The Batt clearly does not.

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