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🗓️ 11 January 2023
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0:00.0 | I. D. the Future, a podcast about evolution and intelligent design. |
0:12.0 | Welcome to I.D. the Future. This is Dr Michael Eigner. I have a |
0:16.4 | enormous pleasure of having as my guest today Steve Lofman. Steve is an engineer who has co-authored along with Howard Glixman, a book entitled |
0:28.0 | Your Design Body, which is a fantastic book. |
0:31.1 | I think it's the definitive book on intelligent design of human |
0:35.2 | physiology and it is my great privilege to have Steve with us today. |
0:40.0 | It's good to be here Mike. So Steve, so tell me, first of all, what led you and Howard to write this book? |
0:48.0 | Well, the funny answer is, you know, we're not very smart. We dove into this project |
0:54.8 | without really thinking about how much work it would be. The serious answer is |
0:58.7 | that so Howard had been writing on this subject for quite a while and I was really intrigued by his perspective and so I I called him up and I well I told him you're missing all the engineering things in what you're doing. |
1:14.6 | There's so much engineering in the human body. |
1:18.6 | So I think if we were to sort of blend our two perspectives, this could be really interesting. |
1:25.0 | There's probably a lot of material that would come from this, and I think it could make a very compelling case for the design of the body as opposed to the random |
1:37.2 | accidents that supposedly constructed the body. So we started about five years ago and you know it has been a it's been quite an |
1:46.5 | effort to get this rolled together. How do you merge those two perspectives in a way that's |
1:51.1 | readable and what can what do you leave in or what do you leave out so it's been it's |
1:57.0 | been a lot of effort and we think it's turned out pretty well. |
2:01.0 | It's kind of funny because in reading your book and I recommend to our |
2:05.2 | audience to please or please get the book. It's a fantastic book. I found that in my |
2:10.9 | own research which is on blood flow to the brain, that I had ended up using |
2:15.8 | a lot more engineering than I did physiology. |
2:18.6 | And my bookshelves are full of textbooks on engineering that I applied to blood flow. So Howard and Steve's book really |
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