A while back, we discussed on this board the Intelligent Design movement's answer to peer-reviewed journals, Bio-Complexity:

http://boards.fool.com/another-algorithm-bites-the-dust-2897...



Today, Jeff Shallit takes a look at the journal's output:

http://recursed.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-sterility-of-intell...

...As 2012 draws to a close, the 2012 volume contains exactly two research articles, one "critical review" and one "critical focus", for a grand total of four items. The editorial board has 30 members; they must be kept very busy handling all those papers...

But that's not the most hopeless part. Of the four contributions to Bio-Complexity in 2012, three have authors that are either the Editor in Chief (sic), the Managing Editor, or members of the editorial board of the journal. Only one article, the one by Fernando Castro-Chavez, has no author directly connected with the people running the journal. And that one is utter bilge, written by someone who believes that "the 64 codons [of DNA are] represented since at least 4,000 years ago and preserved by China in the I Ching or Book of Changes or Mutations".