Is this true?

>>8725495
Yes.
that does not assert that one didn't take place.

It is not reasonable to expect human scientists to have directly observed every stage of the evolution of life starting from the elements. Humans just haven't been studying biology for the length of time necessary to observe it all.

>>8725501
Abiogenesis is impossible.

>>8725504
ok

>>8725504
It's happened at least once.

>>8725495
Have you heard of "game of life"? It basically shows that given enough random variations, a system that can sustain itself (i.e life) can spontaneously emerge.
Also, don't forget that because of nature's tendency towards increasing entropy (and considering the fact that life is a huge catalyst for entropy), it seems very probable that life would spontaneously emerge as soon as it can.

>>8725659
>Also, don't forget that because of nature's tendency towards increasing entropy (and considering the fact that life is a huge catalyst for entropy), it seems very probable that life would spontaneously emerge as soon as it can.

This does not logically follow at all and you're retarded. Should've ended your post after the second sentence.

>>8725495
Geologist here. While I've only studied paleontology on an undergraduate level I can at least say that your statement is true.

But that doesn't say much. We've never drilled to the core of the Earth either. We've never landed on the sun. We've never traveled to the Andromeda galaxy.

Fucking hell we still haven't figured out dark matter. Just saying 'we don't know X' doesn't make some other crackpot theory valid.

I'm a Christian by the way AND a geologist. I just don't see a point in this debate. It's meaningless.

>>8725672
Because humans are inherently compelled to argue about petty shit.

>>8725668
Would you care to elaborate, or are you just about posting comments that take shots at others, without giving any justifications to what you're saying?

>>8725579

Divine entities can do impossible things. Doesn't make abiogenisis any less impossible.

>>8725711
I'll elaborate for him. If entropy is your argument, an ordered system like life would never form, or at least it wouldn't keep ordering itself

>>8726073
entropy usually produces order.
crystals, sand dunes, river branches, lightning patterns, spirals, orbs, orbits, clusters.

>>8726073
You're mixing two different things - complexity and disorder. Increasing entropy relates to complexity, not disorder. (people constantly get confused between the two)
That's why entropy helps life to form. Life might be ordered, but it's complex, so it can spontaneously form.

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>>8726073
>tfw when this dude claims that life contradicts the second law of thermodynamics
oh geez, I guess people were wrong about that law of nature all along, thanks for disproving it anon!

>>8725495
we have not yet seen a single graviton, therefore i cannot accept the scientific origin. /s
a useless brainlet that knows big words is a useless fool

>>8725672
this is 100% true
t. paleofag

>>8725495
This is a person who doesn't understand what "science". This is a christian.

>>8726161
What science is, motherfuckers!

>>8725495
The author is very obtuse

>>8726161
Seeing as how many important scientific discoveries were made by christians I don't think that's the issue t b h

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>>8726913
He's probably referring to the modern day "Christians"

https://youtu.be/SBPpmNobdt8
This was from the same thread I got the text from.

>>8725495
Come on man basics. It started with the WORD. Meaning vibrations and wavelengths. All matter is wirelessly controlled to self propagate given the proper conditions. That is not to say it reaches its end state (sentient life) alone all of the time.

>>8725495

But I don't understand, we do know that aminoacids can form naturally in controled enviroments and we do know that bacterias could have lived in the deepest parts of the sea, near volcanic chimneys, were the stability and heat could be more than enough to let these compounds react for thousands of thousands of years until they start forming closed enviroments, that can have hemeostasis.

Everything is downhill from there.

>>8725495
>subunits
wtf that term is not used in this context