07 Apr 15
Originally posted by sonhouseThis is nothing but ridiculous speculations in an attempt to eliminate God as the Creator and bring in a political New World Order.
http://phys.org/news/2015-04-hints-spontaneous-primordial-dna.html
Spontaneous linking of pre DNA snippets shows what could have happened billions of years ago.
07 Apr 15
Originally posted by twhiteheadCreationists refuse proper education for fear of losing their minds.
There is, and never has been a 'battle'. Maybe the media in the US gives you that impression? And quoting science results won't get you anywhere with creationists anyway. The only cure for creationism is a proper education.
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Originally posted by sonhouseThere was an idea put forward (think it was mentioned in the 'True Detective) that creationist type religion was akin to a 'language virus' that prevented sufferers from thinking rationally.
Creationists refuse proper education for fear of losing their minds.
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09 Apr 15
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Originally posted by sonhouseThanks. Reading the article.
http://phys.org/news/2015-04-hints-spontaneous-primordial-dna.html
Spontaneous linking of pre DNA snippets shows what could have happened billions of years ago.
" —what might have preceded the formation of such unicellular organisms is still a mystery. "
Oh RATS !!! I thought they were on to something.
09 Apr 15
Originally posted by sonshipThere are a lot of steps needed to suss out how life began on Earth. I wouldn't be surprised if we find life on Mars or Europa or Enceledus before we figure out how life started here. I don't mean green skinned aliens, scientists would be more than thrilled to find bacterial life of some kind.
Thanks. Reading the article.
" —what might have preceded the formation of such unicellular organisms is still a mystery. "
Oh RATS !!! I thought they were on to something.
Then the game goes: Does it have Earth style DNA which would say something about the universality of life following the same general pattern as our double helix DNA we have here, or would it be yet another molecular method of encoding and decoding data to make proteins and such. That would tell a completely different story of the universality of life.
09 Apr 15
Originally posted by sonhouseYou have been reading too much science fiction.
There are a lot of steps needed to suss out how life began on Earth. I wouldn't be surprised if we find life on Mars or Europa or Enceledus before we figure out how life started here. I don't mean green skinned aliens, scientists would be more than thrilled to find bacterial life of some kind.
Then the game goes: Does it have Earth style DNA which would ...[text shortened]... ake proteins and such. That would tell a completely different story of the universality of life.
10 Apr 15
Originally posted by RJHindsOnce again you show little comprehension. That is speculation which can lead to good science, I wasn't writing a story which I included those ideas as a background of fact.
You have been reading too much science fiction.
But then, that is your MO. And always will be.