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Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
#81
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
(January 12, 2019 at 5:13 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: Because He breathed into us more than dirt.

"... Formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life.... "

Nope, your quote said/says explicitly dust from the gound.

Nothing special. Nothing 'Tree' or other wise 'Carbon' sounding.

Unless your diety blew a tree up Adam's nose?

Or some other kind of carbon based stuff.

Still doesn't help get said material to completely exchange with the original dirt, though.

"Maybe ask yourself why 'dirt' is composed of organic matter."

 It's not, though. There's lots of random minerals, elements and stuff scattered through it. 

"Additionally it contains minerals the human body needs.  Which is why we grow food in soil.  Those nutrients go into the fruits and vegetables, then we consume them.  We die and that organic material goes back into the dirt, which can grow more plants, which the next person can eat.  Of course we can also do this through composting waste."

Yup. All the organic stuff is scattered through the dirt.

The bulk of it, though? That's silicate etc.

That's why it takes plants so long to gather it all up and make new/more 'plant' out of it.

Why the 'Dirt' gets depleted of al the stuff 'In' it and has to be left 'Fallow' or have fertiliser put through it.

You're now talking about something inside the something that your diety some how made people out of.

The story is getting weirder and weirder.

Not at work.
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#82
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
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#83
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
(January 12, 2019 at 5:22 pm)Peebo-Thuhlu Wrote:
(January 12, 2019 at 5:13 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: Because He breathed into us more than dirt.

"... Formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life.... "

Nope, your quote said/says explicitly dust from the gound.

Nothing special. Nothing 'Tree' or other wise 'Carbon' sounding.

Unless your diety blew a tree up Adam's nose?

Or some other kind of carbon based stuff.

Still doesn't help get said material to completely exchange with the original dirt, though.

"Maybe ask yourself why 'dirt' is composed of organic matter."

 It's not, though. There's lots of random minerals, elements and stuff scattered through it. 

"Additionally it contains minerals the human body needs.  Which is why we grow food in soil.  Those nutrients go into the fruits and vegetables, then we consume them.  We die and that organic material goes back into the dirt, which can grow more plants, which the next person can eat.  Of course we can also do this through composting waste."

Yup. All the organic stuff is scattered through the dirt.

The bulk of it, though? That's silicate etc.

That's why it takes plants so long to gather it all up and make new/more 'plant' out of it.

Why the 'Dirt' gets depleted of al the stuff 'In' it and has to be left 'Fallow' or have fertiliser put through it.

You're now talking about something inside the something that your diety some how made people out of.

The story is getting weirder and weirder.

Not at work.

I see, so you get to pick the dirt?

That argument may work in your head, but not mine. Hehe
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#84
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
(January 12, 2019 at 6:04 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote:
(January 12, 2019 at 5:22 pm)Peebo-Thuhlu Wrote: Nope, your quote said/says explicitly dust from the gound.

Nothing special. Nothing 'Tree' or other wise 'Carbon' sounding.

Unless your diety blew a tree up Adam's nose?

Or some other kind of carbon based stuff.

Still doesn't help get said material to completely exchange with the original dirt, though.

"Maybe ask yourself why 'dirt' is composed of organic matter."

 It's not, though. There's lots of random minerals, elements and stuff scattered through it. 

"Additionally it contains minerals the human body needs.  Which is why we grow food in soil.  Those nutrients go into the fruits and vegetables, then we consume them.  We die and that organic material goes back into the dirt, which can grow more plants, which the next person can eat.  Of course we can also do this through composting waste."

Yup. All the organic stuff is scattered through the dirt.

The bulk of it, though? That's silicate etc.

That's why it takes plants so long to gather it all up and make new/more 'plant' out of it.

Why the 'Dirt' gets depleted of al the stuff 'In' it and has to be left 'Fallow' or have fertiliser put through it.

You're now talking about something inside the something that your diety some how made people out of.

The story is getting weirder and weirder.

Not at work.

I see, so you get to pick the dirt?

That argument may work in your head, but not mine. Hehe


You don’t have any head for arguments to work in. Bozo.
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#85
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
(January 12, 2019 at 6:06 pm)Anomalocaris Wrote:
(January 12, 2019 at 6:04 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: I see, so you get to pick the dirt?

That argument may work in your head, but not mine. Hehe


You don’t have any head for arguments to work in.   Bozo.

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#86
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
No, it is the side that tries to avoid factual descriptions of itself by pretending it is name calling.
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#87
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
(January 12, 2019 at 6:19 pm)Anomalocaris Wrote: No, it is the side that tries to avoid factual descriptions of itself by pretending it is name calling.

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#88
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
So accept you are an moron, bozo, ignoramus.
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#89
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
(January 12, 2019 at 6:30 pm)Anomalocaris Wrote: So accept you are an moron, bozo, ignoramus.


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#90
RE: Abiogenesis in the proximity of hydrothermal vents?
(January 12, 2019 at 6:16 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote:
(January 12, 2019 at 6:06 pm)Anomalocaris Wrote: You don’t have any head for arguments to work in.   Bozo.

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Ha ha ha ha ha

Ok, so if I say to someone who thought Thor was real "bullshit, don't be a moron" . because I am blunt that makes Thor real?

Got it, 

Did I mention that the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the NHL Stanley Cup?

You're going to tell me I am right, or treat that absurd claim as equal by proxy knowing you'd call it a absurd claim?

I'd say anyone claiming that the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the NHL Stanley cup is a moron.

But that is just me. I am really pesky about facts and logic.
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