i'm sorry.leopold: Smacktalking a moderator in a subforum they're responsible for when asked to provide evidence to substantiate a claim seldom ends well.
as long as science can't duplicate life in the lab from the elements then the question is FAR from closed.
don't you understand?
there is ZERO, AS IN NONE, evidence that supports such a claim.
yes, we might be able to say life wasn't here then was.
that IS NOT evidence of life from non life.
science has said the same thing since about 1953.
science is hardly closer to an answer.
yes, there have been advances, RNA.
it's still a very far cry from the attributes fraggle outlined.
really?
science has never witnessed life from non life.
i think science owes us ALL an explanation as to why it pushes the opposite.
really?
how do you know everything wasn't in the right place at once and catalyzed by an enzyme?
assumptions, don't you love 'em?
Well what is it...make up your mind. Natural evolution or Divine intervention? You call that "(deleted)"?who's (deleted) even talking about a god? cut the (deleted).
...or...:Even if both or either were valid explanations, it does not invalidate the fact that if we accept the current BB/Inflationary theory of Universal/space/time evolution, then the only answer at its most basic structure is that "LIFE AROSE FROM NON LIFE"
[1] Don't present the theory as fact...don't present it as something that is "faite accompli" It most certainly isn't:
where is it etched in stone the universe "began"?Ok what would you call it? Life existed before the beginning of the universe or life does not exist at all? IMO, even you cannot claim the latter, so it seems you are stuck with the former.
oh my, a step, in 60 years.No it is not a "far cry" at all, it is a "step" in the right direction.
i don't need an alternative to ask why science pushes the opposite of what it has ALWAYS observed.And the alternative is...? Actually it is you who is pushing against science, but without offering a logical alternative proposition.
You think stomping your feet you will speed up the process of trial and error in laboratories?
yes, it was an assumption, made to mock YOUR assumption.Are you now agreeing with the proposition that life emerged from non-living matter? Are you making an unsupported assumption? For shame!
miller-urey did exactly that.Of course the conditions were just right at the time life took an evolutionary step from the precursors. But those conditions definitely did not exist "in the beginning" The trick is to figure out what those conditions were.
i don't remember EVER saying there were only 2 choices.Well what is it...make up your mind. Natural evolution or Divine intervention? You call that "crap"?
how so?As far as I can tell, there are just two possibilities. Just two, any other proposition rests on one of the two,
a) Life always existed, a concept which is incompatible with EVERYTHING WE DO KNOW about the history of the universe. I believe we can dismiss that notion right from the start.
science has never observed life coming from non life.b1) Life evolved from non-living matter, a natural and well established Theory of Universal Evolutionary Processes.
yes.My vote goes to b1). Do you have a better idea?
who said i was?Why do you feel the need to ridicule all that time and effort by scientists in laboratories around the world, trying to recreate the conditions which allowed for life to emerge ?
So...does this mean that the "the current BB/Inflationary theory of Universal/space/time evolution" can, and is to be presented and accepted as "fact" and not "theory"?
I am sorry - but as David Letterman might say : "...there's something kind of Hinkey about that..."!
where is it etched in stone the universe "began"?
you DO realize science DOES NOT KNOW, right?
i don't need an alternative to ask why science pushes the opposite of what it has ALWAYS observed.
how so?
there is no evidence the universe "began".
yes.
science doesn't know how life came to be.
and that's a fact.
^^above^^ = Strawman?, Obfuscation?, Trolling?...Meh!Not really. What you need to do is clear your mind of baggage first.
But anyway being the helpful lovable bloke I actually am, let me once again explain....
Are we to expected to accept that "extraordinary" claim without any "extraordinary" evidence to support it?As far as life in the Universe is concerned we have two choices...one scientific, one non scientific.
"If we accept the model as correct"? - Why should we accept "the BB/Inflationary model as correct"?If we accept the BB/Inflationary model as correct,
we must then accept that life arose from non life.
IT IS THE ONLY SCIENTIFIC ANSWER
It's that simple, unless you prefer the non scientific myth...that is life was created by an all powerful being.
So as is obvious, if you clear the baggage, I do not contravene any of the excellent 12 points in the OP.
That "life arose from non life" is a logical progression if one accepts the BB/Inflationary model.
paddoboy, "if one accepts the BB/Inflationary model"(Theory)...as fact... then "one" directly "contravene"'s your own "few simple procedures #[1]" !!! :I do not contravene any of the...12 points in the OP... if one accepts the BB/Inflationary model.
[1] Don't present the theory as fact...don't present it as something that is "faite accompli" It most certainly isn't:
We were all born in the belly of stars:
Carl Sagan:
^^above^^ = Strawman?, Obfuscation?, Trolling?...Meh!
Are we to expected to accept that "extraordinary" claim without any "extraordinary" evidence to support it?
"If we accept the model as correct"? - Why should we accept "the BB/Inflationary model as correct"?
paddoboy, you seem to be accepting and presenting the "model as correct", is that any different than accepting and presenting the "theory as fact"?
irrelevant.So, you believe in a divine deity creating it?
the explanation is simple, i don't need an alternative to ask why science pushes the opposite of what it has always observed.????Please explain?
this is an outright lie dude.It may not know how as yet, but it does know that it happened.
we sure are.We are here...simple as that.
irrelevant.
the explanation is simple, i don't need an alternative to ask why science pushes the opposite of what it has always observed.
this is an outright lie dude.
we sure are.
it sure is.No it's not.
my daddy looked at my mommy with "that look".So how did you get here?
of that i'm absolutely sure.I'm in and out periodically all week.
there are more than 2 choices paddoboy and you know it.As far as life in the Universe is concerned we have two choices...one scientific, one non scientific.
So we should give up now? It's a useless enterprise according to Leopold.where is it etched in stone the universe "began"?
you DO realize science DOES NOT KNOW, right?
yes, if at first you don't succeed, to hell with it?oh my, a step, in 60 years.
Therefore we should give up this line of inquiry?i don't need an alternative to ask why science pushes the opposite of what it has ALWAYS observed.
It is, after all, just a qualified assumption, worthy only of mockery?yes, it was an assumption, made to mock YOUR assumption
Barely worth mentioning?miller-urey did exactly that.
they wound up with a racemic blend of amino acids.
No, I did, among other more learned fellows. You haven't said anything but deny the value of current scientific inquiry into the "beginning of life"i don't remember EVER saying there were only 2 choices.
don't ask, find them yourself.
No evidence whatsoever. we might as well give up?how so?
there is no evidence the universe "began".
What fools these mortals be for persisting in a useless quest?.science has never observed life coming from non-life.
Why do we even bother? We don't know, so we might as well accept the fact we'll never know?yes.
science doesn't know how life came to be.
and that's a fact.
Yes, they failed to create life in a petri dish, just a couple of building blocks in 60 years, something which might have taken millions of years by random natural selection in the entire universe. What a waste of time and money for such small return?who said i was?
the conditions of primordial earth WAS simulated, by miller-urey.
all they got was amino acids, they didn't get RNA.
- the ^^above highlighted^^ by dmoe -To dmoe.....
Please note, that the OP contained errors by your's truly that AId picked me up on.
Where I use the word theory in reference to non mainstream and alternative models, I should have used "HYPOTHESIS"
For obvious reasons.
***[1] Don't present the theory as fact...don't present it as something that is "faite accompli" It most certainly isn't:
there are more than 2 choices paddoboy and you know it.
for you to continue to assert otherwise is breaching the site rules.
there are more than 2 choices paddoboy and you know it.
for you to continue to assert otherwise is breaching the site rules.
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- the ^^above highlighted^^ by dmoe -
Noted.
***see : ***
paddoboy, would you please address the seeming incongruousness between the "few simple procedures #[1]" that you "Preach", and the utilization of a "model as correct" or a "theory as fact " that you seem to "Practice"???
These responses are not intended to mock you, Leopold. I just want to demonstrate that you are not bringing anything to the table except scorn for those who have dedicated lifetimes in pursuit of unlocking the mysteries of life and the universe. I find that attitude less than noble.
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