27 May '19 03:43>
@sonhouse saidHe was staying with the "what can we test and know" and even said he wasn't interested in making a claim by filling in the blanks. I cannot recall his exact verbiage but limiting his lecture to what could be tested and getting repeatable results was the trust of the talk. Which I think leaves out what you are talking about, what might be shown some day to be true, maybe in the future, or not. That was why I knew wildgrass was making up what he said, because of how he discussed his subject matter, and how wildgrass attempted to portray it.
And you ignore the fact prebiotic organic material was present in the clouds that penetrated the solar system early on, short circuiting the argument trillions of years would be needed to achieve life from reactions begun on Earth.
I think life will be shown to be present at many levels from virus and bacteria to full blown scientific civilizations more advanced than Earth ...[text shortened]... re but decidedly did NOT mention that in their talks so as not to spoil their bottom line, GODDIDIT.