[general_re]

Has anyone noticed any value, heuristic or otherwise, coming out of Darwinist dogma specifically

Of course. It's useful for answering questions about why things are the way they are. What could be more useful than beating back the borders of ignorance?

[unspun]

Of course. It's useful for answering questions about why things are the way they are. What could be more useful than beating back the borders of ignorance?

Well, since utility is a matter for objectivity, can you relate instances?

(Keep in mind, that I'm not talking about open minded research of life sciences and origins, within the eschatological boundaries of theoretics, 'forensics,' and the modicum of actual science involved. I'm talking about Darwinism the ideology masquerading as science, not intellectually honest engagement to actually ascertain what we can make of the various elements of evolution and creation theories.)

[betty boop]

What could be more useful than beating back the borders of ignorance?

Beating back one's own borders of ignorance first?

You asked a rhetorical question, and I answered it rhetorically. So no offense intended.