Entirely random? Are you kidding? Each process is 100% independent of every other process. Not likely but it does display a typical creationist understanding of probability calculations.
Not irrelevant to your original statement âwithout slaveryâŚit all crumblesâ
Many would have fought for other reasons, to them it was about âHOMEâ âFAMILYâ âCOUNTRYâ.
They didnât see the UNITED STATES as their country, they saw their state as their country and Washington like the English see Brussels and the EU bureaucrats.
The earth having the exact basic constituent chemicals required present.
That the earth parked itself at exactly the right distance from the sun to even have a habitable zone at all.
That all of the required pre biotic constituents then came together randomly at exactly the right moment, under exactly the right conditions, to not only form primitive polymers but to do so with enough regularly to eventually under again even more specifically limited conditions as to form the first self replicating polimer, and that from there, we get to the first primitive form of life that then due to another set of astronomically improbable events gets to the first single celled self replicating life form not dependent on some unseen, guiding force creating the perfect conditions for it to replicate?
Donât just go searching for a quick gotcha answer on the net, use your own brain and think about it.
You donât dictate my beliefs or my reason for engaging in a discussion. I am not a creationist, never have been because there is no evidence to support the idea that all life began as modern plants, animals, etc.
Lol says the guy whose only response is âgoddiditâ. No, but wait you were just complaining aboit a successful experiment that provided evidence. You are all over the place
That isnât all random chance my God how many times does this need to be explained to you. What are the chances that 500trillion atoms in a glass of water and oil will form to have the oil on top? Omgz big number, so randomz
I didnât complain about it I showed you the problem with claiming such and experiment proved anything relative to abiogenesis.
The success of the experiment is entirely dependent on a lab built by people under extremely carefully controlled conditions by someone putting exactly the right inorganic materials together under exactly the right circumstances to produce a primitive polymer.
Creationism claims exactly that. Try keeping up with your own idiotic statements and it will be less confusing.[quote=âImRightYoureWrong, post:835, topic:2402, full:trueâ]
That isnât all random chance my God how many times does this need to be explained to you. What are the chances that 500trillion atoms in a glass of water and oil will form to have the oil on top? Omgz big number, so randomz
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They donât have to organize themselves, they are already organized and under the same conditions you get the same result every time.