It probably sounds naive but which type of science/philosophy

>abiogenesis
>something out of nothing

wut

>>532535
>existential problem

What?

>abiogensis

Look molecular evolution.

>something out of nothing

What are you talking about? When was there ever nothing?

>>532535

Abiogenesis isn't something out of nothing. It is the last missing link in out understanding of how you can get from organic compounds to incredibly simple forms of life,

>>532726
>>532727
>>532737
it makes no sense for something to be just there forever created by nothing

>>532805

Nothing as a concept makes no sense. You can't define it, no one can.

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>>532818
but how something just existing makes sense?

>>532805
>eternal
>being created

You may pick one.

>>532964

You are trying to define nothing as an empiricial value?

Go ahead, you have started your position based on an image of a 4chan post, but you will need to go a bit further in developing your claim.

>>532989
I never said i could i just asked how something can be there without any cause.

>>533203

If you want to ask a question then you need to define the terms. It is a nonsense to ask whether something can come from nothing without defining nothing.

What i am asking you now is how there can be something which was not created by anything else.

You've hit upon the basic problem of existence m8. Try Metaphysics, people have discussed this since the Greeks.

>>533528
Thanks