Quote (TiStuff @ Jun 4 2022 01:00pm)
you really believe the imaginary explanation "abiogenesis" "macro" "monkey to man" evolution has held up as science progressed?
the abiogenesis part is so bad now they saying "the aliens did it"
living systems (life) is an information system.
you have a DNA strand thats about 6 feet long in every cell. in that strand are the instruction to build a specific 3d body.
DNA is not only read but the machinery needed to carry out its instructions is also needed.
you might still be shaking your head no. but its not hard to see living systems (life) pose no challenge to what I believe, quite the opposite.
Is DNA a 4 bit?
Computer information processing and storage is based on 2-digit system of bits with values 0 and 1. Now, DNA stores the information in a 4-digit system: A, C, G, T.
explanation for life? they dont have the foggiest idea.
Introduction To Living Systems.
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it doesnt
it is a great a mystery as it ever was
Abiogenesis doesnt confirm evolution, it destroys it. essentially abiogenesis is a mathematical proof that life is by design due to the improbability that cells could be living based on chance(time being the determining variable).
the probability is so astronomical no rational or mathematically inclined human would perceive "coincidence theorists" more valid. It's the icing on the cake among all patterned evidences that exemplify fine tuning theory.
It also completely shatters DSM and non sociological status quos of the modern world that would have you sleeping on infertile theology.
so yes abiogenesis could be used to demonstrate an alien theory, among other things. Abiogenesis is not even really talked because it exposes how Dawkins had been duckin' common sense.