20 Nov '12 19:20>
Originally posted by robbie carrobieWell, for you it's 'no I don't think so' because you don't want to think so. The thing we keep pointing out, it is not random. If it was strictly random you might have an argument, or they might, but it is NOT random. Also, you have to look at the number of molecules in the early Earth environment, some theories put the origin of life in the ocean, some in clay muds more inland but still wet, but in either case, these precurser molecules are not present in just onsies and twosies, they are present in the quadrillions of quadrillions and respond to energy inputs from sunlight, friction from ground movement like earthquakes, lightning, ocean floor thermal vents and these occurred all at once, all of those things were going on, including a lot of meteor strikes and such so there were many highly energetic processes going on back in the back in the day of three or so billion years ago.
I did not claim it, its written in a publication of Jehovahs witnesses which i quoted, if
you want to take the matter up with them, write to the Ridgeway in London, they will
reply. Now here is your chance to deny the probability, are you denying the chances of
getting the correct sequence of 22 amino acids from a known 100 in the correct
sequence to produce complex proteins, no i didn't think so.
You have processes happening all at once and the response to the various kinds of energy inputs is NOT random. If a certain amino acid gets kicked in the butt by lightning, it will respond in many different ways, like quadrillions of quadrillions of experiments all going on simultaneously.
I think life was inevitable given all these energetic processes going back then. Continents crashing into one another in extreme slow motion but creating friction heating at the minimum, and all the other things I mentioned.
It was a veritable smorgasborg of energy exchanges all interacting with uncountable numbers of organic prebiotic molecules.
Little chemical experiments going on in parallel by the trillions of trillions.