Docket index

Published evidence dockets

Public dockets expose the reviewable parts of the work: claim summaries, source links, related TalkOrigins material, citation verification, and open-access availability. Raw captures, full translations, and private review caches remain outside the public site.

Catalog organization

Source type first, claim domain second

Articles and essays

Long-form source articles with claim extraction, translation or capture boundaries, and citation audits.

Broadcasts and public statements

Interviews, videos, and speeches with diarist-mode records, time-coded claim maps, and source verification.

Shared metadata

Every docket carries a stable ID, source date, review state, claim count, topical tags, and a JSON summary.

Articles and essays

Long-form source reviews

Public draft Younger Dryas Paleoclimate Gish gallop

Younger Dryas impact hypothesis: comprehensive refutation and Gish-gallop allegation

A neutral evidence docket for Holliday et al.’s long review, the rebuttal that calls its accumulation of objections a Gish gallop, and the competing literature on impact proxies, chronology, climate forcing, archaeology, and megafaunal extinction.

Published docket Bacterial flagellum Irreducible complexity Vitalism

Bacterial flagellum and the question of what it is to be alive

A public evidence docket for a 2026 TantoMundo article discussing bacterial flagellar motors, chemiosmotic energy, intelligent-design arguments, and recent research on flagellar evolution.

Broadcasts and public statements

Time-based public claims

Public docket Vaccines Public-health claims Gish gallop

RFK Jr. CNN interview: vaccines, COVID, and pandemic preparation

A public evidence docket for the August 2, 2026 CNN interview with Dana Bash, reviewing claims about vaccines, autism, measles, pandemic origins, and HHS preparedness.

Public draft Michael Behe Irreducible complexity Molecular machines

Behe: “Design of Life” and the limits of Neo-Darwinism

A public evidence docket for ID the Future episode 2203, separating Axe’s protein-sequence and specified-complexity claims from Behe’s irreducible-complexity and devolution arguments, with evolutionary evidence on bacterial flagella.