Paging Doctor YES (I can only Imaginate)

Nurse Janey Lomo, who came from Fredericksburg (VA), and Doctor YES, who hails from Durant (OK), were walking down the hallway of the architectural marvel, the #TrueTruth Hospital just 3.16 miles East of the Paycom Center (🏀) on St. John Blvd in OKC.  

“Do you have a scalpel?” he asked pointedly.

“Um, aah …”

“Were you aware Nurse Lomo that I’ve visited Fredericksburg many times and Hardees is my fave spot there:

https://order.hardees.com/location/-va-fredericksburg-11825-tidewater-trail/menu

 

“YES, it’s a cool hangout.  It was closed for some time during the #Corona_Crisis you know.” ⛑

“That’s the reason I was kicked out of #MIT … they tried to push a jab on me.

https://youtu.be/DUhMbBEFBJo

“So, I helped build this hospital, along with 50 other guys.  I have bunches of friends in the #construction industry.  Of course, we’ve expanded greatly since Phase 1.  My Dad’s crew did much of the painting - he was a lifetime member of the Painters Union.  Can you believe that, Nurse Lomo?”

https://www.iupat.org/

 

“Please, call me Janey.”

“Not till after five o’clock.  Did you hear about the #nano_tek HITMAN that kills 52.2% of drug-resistant cancer cells, but leaves healthy neurons & brain-supporting astrocytes unharmed?”

https://news.mit.edu/2026/injectable-nanodevices-could-provide-effective-treatment-drug-resistant-glioblastoma-0909

“No, that’s sweet.” 🍩

“Have you seen the new atlas of the neurons found within the striatum?  They just identified 31 subgroups of neurons based on which genes they express.” 🧠

https://news.mit.edu/2026/brains-striatum-atlas-could-guide-researchers-new-drug-treatments-0901

 

“Wow, Dr. YES, you’re Amazing … and Fabulous‼”

“Thx, how ‘bout #Launch ? … let’s take the turbolift to the third sub-basement and hang w/ the Cru in the Cafeteria?”

“Let’s.”

 

YES & Janey sat around a large round table along with a dozen others including Ellen G. Knight Ph.D., Freddy Knight LPN and Lasz Knight M.D.

Dr. YES opened up the floor …

“How many of y’all have read Forrest Gump by Winston Groom?”

https://www.amazon.com/Forrest-Gump-Winston-Groom/dp/0307947394/

 

3 hands went up.

“Well, there are a lot of gems in the book that you miss in the film.  Gump was a …

 🍤professional wrestler - "The Dunce"

 🍤gifted musician on the harmonica

 🍤Astronaut with NASA

 🍤natural master physician

 🍤orangutan “whisperer” (Sue)

 🍤monster in a Hollywood movie

 🍤smash in graduate-level Physics (A)

 🍤candidate for the U.S. Senate.”

https://chatgpt.com/c/6aa4b09e-e7cc-83ea-b573-7def7f325a13

 

“I greatly admire polyglots, polymaths and those who have multiple interests and talents, such as Forrest.”

The newest hire perked up and said, “Why do they call you Doctor YES, Dr. YES?”

“Well, I’m a big fan of Creation In Six Days #CISD the Global Flood and a Youthful World.”

https://totalyouth.us/

“YES stands for Young Earth Science.”

https://www.amazon.com/YES-WorldView-Fallacies-Collapse-Darwinism/dp/0692320075/

 

“Let’s give a think about cyclothems.  A cyclothem is a series of repeating sediments: shale, limestone, shale, coal, underclay, limestone, shale, and sandstone (Top↑ to Bottom↓).  It represents a maximum alteration of marine and nonmarine conditions.”

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/earth-and-planetary-sciences/cyclothem

 

“This is exactly what we would expect during Noah’s Flood.”

https://youtu.be/VFUVYK8EuUE

 

🧗FUN FACT🧗

A.J. Wells recognized the unity and universality of cyclothems and wrote, “...it is held that comparison of the different types of cyclothems developed in rocks of many different ages strongly suggests a common cause.”[1]

Now, back to our story …

 

“Some cyclothems are over 30 feet thick!”

https://www.britannica.com/science/cyclothem

 

“Allegedly, the totality of cyclothems within the Geologic Column took millions of years to form, but in the apropos words of Dr. Who, ‘Have you considered an alternative explanation?’” (@ 4:00).

https://chatgpt.com/c/6aa4c1dc-18dc-83ea-b96f-8748c1b7f6c0

https://archive.org/details/doctor-who_202210/S13E21+-The+Seeds+of+Doom%2C+Part+One.m4v

 

“In some locals, 40 cyclothems are found together!  This fits better with Global Flood Theory.”   

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/earth-and-planetary-sciences/cyclothem

 

Janey and the #Doctor finished their Hoagie-Ruben-Philly sandwiches and headed back to surgery (a week back, my weak back … ☺).

“Did you see the Young Earth comic in last Sunday’s paper on Notharctus,  Nurse Lomo?”

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ee/20/0c/ee200c4ee234528035ffde34f1e604c4.jpg

 

“YES, I did.  The lemur-like Notharctus had long fingers with fingernails (not claws) and a human-like hand – ideal for grabbing tree branches.  Intelligent Design indeed!” #ID

https://answersingenesis.org/reviews/tv/review-your-inner-monkey/

YES handed Janey a super-cool 2027 calendar.

“Here, have a calendar.”

https://answersingenesis.org/store/product/2027-calendar/

 

“It’s Friday (Fry Day) so, te veo próxima semana!”

 >> FINI <<

 

MOOORE research …

Woodmorappe has a whole chapter on cyclothems:  https://www.icr.org/content/studies-creationism-and-flood-geology

 

Do you know a “Doctor Yes”?

Roger “Dr. YES” Fisher, the author of Getting to YES: Negotiating Agreement without Giving In and founder of the Harvard Negotiation Project.

https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2004/03/doctor-yes-html

 

Yet another “Dr. YES” … the Professor of Creationism:

https://www.tiktok.com/@professor.of.crea

Dr. YES (Yesenofsky), Venom (JUN97), terrorist, scientist-for-hire, Russian:

https://comicvine.gamespot.com/doctor-yes/4005-60082/

 

Was Bond a Young-Earther?

https://youtu.be/pw61uyA0F8A

 

YES Virginia, Lomo is a real name:

https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?keywords=lomo&origin=SWITCH_SEARCH_VERTICAL

 

my site: https://totalyouth.us/

 

Note:

1) Wells, A.J., "Cyclic Sedimentation: A review," Geological Magazine 97:401, 1960.

 

** kudos – graphic sources:

https://chatgpt.com/c/6aa472eb-b150-83ea-955a-0091f60176e7

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https://news.mit.edu/2026/brains-striatum-atlas-could-guide-researchers-new-drug-treatments-0901

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https://assets.answersingenesis.org/img/prod/etc/detail/3001428_detail-1.jpg

https://chatgpt.com/c/6aa4cbd3-58b8-83e9-b344-4fc8f23fe23d

https://chatgpt.com/c/6aa4cf16-7468-83ea-be85-02392330a85f

 

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Speaking of Queens (Victoria Institute)

 

Do you know anyone who has a lake named after them?  Lake Victoria is our planet's second largest freshwater lake and is bordered by Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda. [1]  England's Queen Alexandrina Victoria (d. 1901) was fifth in line for the throne and then her father, granddad and uncles died before she was eighteen. She married German Prince Albert in 1840 ("do you have Prince Albert in a can?" ☺).  She bore nine kids!  Victoria was a great fan of Benjamin Disraeli who was Prime Minister twice.  In a speech at Oxford in 1864, Disraeli said, "The question is this, is man an ape or an angel?  My lord, I am on the side of the angels.  I repudiate with indignation and abhorrence the contrary view, which is, I believe, contrary to the conscience of mankind."  It is thought that Queen Victoria gave a Bible to Ali bin Nasr, governor of Mombasa. To the ruler of Abeokuta (Nigeria), Victoria gave Bibles in English and Arabic.  The Queen famously stated, "That book [the Bible] accounts for the supremacy of England."

 

The Victoria Institute (aka the Philosophical Society of Great Britain) was founded in 1865.  The first volume of the Journal of the Transactions of the Victoria Institute (1867-1868) had a foundational paper titled "Scientia Scientiarum."  In it we learn that in 1844, when the British Association for the Advancement of Science met at York, the late Dean of York, Sir William  Cockburn, a geologist, said:

 

You say that there are geological facts which prove the long existence of the world through many ages. I say there are no such facts. Here we are completely and plainly at issue. Produce, then, some one or more of these facts; and if I cannot fairly account for them without supposing the very long duration of the earth, I am beaten! I am silenced! But if you do not produce such facts, and retreat, like Professor [Adam] Sedgwick [d. 1873], from the challenge, confess, or let your silence confess, that the whole doctrine of a pre-Adamite world has been a mistake...

 

James Reddie, the Honorary Secretary of the Victoria Institute, had this to say: 

 

My object not being to refute the geological views of Sir Charles Lyell or Bishop Colenso [The Pentateuch and the Book of Joshua Critically Examined] ... It is no part of my object to endeavor to prove that there are now no scientific views opposed to the Scriptures. Were that the case, had every quasi-fact and every "scientific" theory already shared the fate of the azoic ages and the "original igneous fluidity of the earth's nucleus," why then, of course, the Victoria Institute had been founded late in the day! ... I for one would never have thought of its establishment. But at the same time, I may be permitted to observe, that surely these confident appeals made by Bishop Colenso and Dr. Temple to "simple facts revealed by modern science" that contradict the statements of Holy Scripture, are put forward with an unwise effrontery so soon after such large confessions by our most eminent geologist (from whom they take their science second-hand), of science contradicting itself, and of the utterly delusive character of its former ''revelations" respecting the very foundation "facts" of geology. Surely when the scientific have been all out as regards the Creation of the world, after all the bold sneers in "Essays and Reviews" [on biblical criticism, multiple authors] as to the blunders of "the Hebrew Descartes" - a little modesty and somewhat less confidence might well become our once "deluded" teachers, when they come to speak now of the Deluge.  There are, doubtless, men of science and authors, who have already been engaged in investigating this question of the evidence of the universality of the deluge from a scientific point of view; and who have arrived at other conclusions than those of Sir Charles Lyell.

 

You may read all the articles from the Victoria Institute here (their journal is now called Faith & Thought).  JI Packer is in the house‼  Are there famous scientists that were influenced by this group?  The cactus moth loves to eat cacti.  In the early 20th Century, the prickly pear was an invasive plant in Australia and a huge nuisance ("crikey" ‼). 

 

John Mann (d. 1994) found the solution to the prickly pear problem and won international kudos in the 1930's.  With widespread distribution of the Cactus Moth (Cactoblastis cactorum), the infestation was controlled.  Mann, who was a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), had a definite opinion on Darwin since he was a young man:

 

The concept of evolution at that time (1930's) was not as universal as it is now.   There were lots of debates about it, a lot of questions asked and being answered.  In the 1920s I used to get copies of the magazine put out by the Victoria Institute in England.  They were men of high degree and they wrote against evolution.  Their magazine influenced me greatly.

 

Mann was a Bible-believing Christian and creationist.

 

 

Creationists are innovators!  Speaking of creationaries, my friend Casey Williams has a new book out, The Codes of Self Innovation.  There are Creationists who have done positive deeds for the entire globe.  Dr. Tyndale John Rendle-Short (d. 2010) was a Member of the Order of Australia for his research on infantile autism.  He was an innovator in early childhood autism diagnosis and was highly regarded around the world.

 

In the Doctor Who (David Tennant) episode "Tooth and Claw," the Doctor meets Queen Victoria.  He also wears a new moniker, Sir James McCrimmon from Balamory.  In the drama, the Torchwood Institute was a secret UFO/paranormal research organization established in 1879 by Queen Victoria after the werewolf problem was resolved.   Meanwhile, back in the actual world, the very real Victoria Institute was never mentioned in the show (if memory serves).

 

Speaking of science fiction, Martin Fichman wrote Evolutionary Theory and  Victorian Culture which was published by Humanity Books (2002).  He is Professor Emeritus at York University (Toronto).  He received his doctorate in  

History of Science from Harvard in 1969.  According to Fichman ...

 

Since the Victorian era, evolutionism has become an integral part of the debates regarding the appropriate place of science in the broader culture. The relationship between evolutionary science and religion is a critical aspect of these wide-ranging debates. ... Fundamentalist factions, such as creationists, some sects of Orthodox Jews, and increasing numbers of Islamic sects, in contrast, regard evolution as anathema. ... These issues involve not only differing concepts of knowledge and belief but competing views of cultural authority. ...  Huxley, Darwin, Spencer, and their associates had to wage an uphill battle to influence individual and institutional attitudes in government, education, industry, and society. At the start of the twenty-first century, a similar effort is being mounted by the antievolutionists. Although their crusade and that is the operative metaphor will undoubtedly fail, their tactics and their influence over certain individuals and institutions are unfortunate. [2]

 

Meanwhile, back at the Ranch (Reality), creationism is on the rise.  I hope and pray that Dr. Fichman gets red-pilled soon.  We hope to hear your feedback, pro or con (that includes you Dr. Fichman): 

   DeepTimeSkeptic@protonmail.com

BTW, David B. Kitts was my History of Science Prof ... he wrote the foundational work on the Philosophy of Geology, The Structure of Geology.  Speaking of Humanity (Fichman's publisher) ...

Notes:

1) The University Desk Encyclopedia (Elsevier, Lausanne, 1977), p. 1011.

2) Evolutionary Theory and Victorian Culture by Martin Fichman (Humanity Books, Amherst, NY, 2002), p. 222.

 

my site: https://totalyouth.us/

 

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Biological Essentialism - It's What's for Dinner

What is the opposite of evolution?  It's biological essentialism - this is the view that crabs have always been crabby and frogs have always been froggy and that they do not have a common ancestor.  That is, Essential Types of Life (ETL's) vary within limits.  A mutation in myostatin causes some cattle to have uncontrolled muscle growth.  BYG = Buffalo, Yaks and Gayal.  Thus, we see a wide variety in cattle, but they all compose just one ETL.  Is Big Science wrong on origins?   

 

Have you ever dreamt that you evolved into a more advanced creature than a human?  That's the only place where you might see evolution in the sense of "mega-evolution" (e.g. reptile-to-bird) ... in your dreams.  Can monkeys run the circus?

 

David Gelernter (b. 1955), Computer Science Prof at Yale, is brave enough to question Darwin:

 

Darwinian evolution is a brilliant and beautiful scientific theory. Once it was a daring guess. Today it is basic to the credo that defines the modern worldview. Accepting the theory as settled truth - no more subject to debate than the earth being round or the sky blue or force being mass times acceleration - certifies that you are devoutly orthodox in your scientific views; which in turn is an essential first step towards being taken seriously in any part of modern intellectual life.  But what if Darwin was wrong?

Peter Robinson (UncommonKnowledge) interviewed Gelernter.  David Berlinski, who supports biological essentialism, was also part of the discussion.  Berlinski's pro-ETL stance is clearly seen in his latest book HumanNature.

Now, biological essentialism naturally leads to Young Earth Theory Intelligence (YETI).  That is, there never was an "age of fishes" or "age of dinos" since all basic forms of life existed at the beginning.  This implies that most of the rock deposits were part of a single cataclysmic event which in turn requires a massively condensed timescale. 

 

Have mainstream journals published research that favors a youthful world?  YES! ... check out my blog from October 2020.  In addition, the Philosophical Society of Great Britain (Victoria Institute) published a paper by Dudley Joseph Whitney providing evidence for a young earth in 1933.  Interestingly, in one episode of Doctor Who, Queen Victoria starts an institute (Torchwood).  

      

What are the fruits of Darwinism?  Lenin, the Third Reich and Mao’s Great Leap Forward (~40M deaths) among other tragedies.  Ideas have consequences.  In contrast, Lord Kelvin, who rejected Darwin, said this: "The more thoroughly I conduct scientific research, the more I believe science excludes atheism.  If you think strongly enough you will be forced by science to the belief in God, which is the foundation of all religion"

 

#QueenVictoria #Torchwood #DoctorWho #YoungEarth #YETI #BiologicalEssentialism #ETL #Gelernter #Berlinski #UncommonKnowledge  #HumanNature #Whitney #Big Science