(April 30, 2013 at 8:41 am)Aractus Wrote: How do you build a self-replicating organic structure from scratch in such a way that the process is an inevitable part of physics?
You probably don't. Neither do I, scientists or God. Life, like rust, just happens. It seems to be a potential state of certain inorganic materials in the same way ice is a potential state of liquids. If life were not a potential state for inorganic materials, neither God nor abiogenesis could 'create' it. But since it demonstrably is, no God or alien seeding theory is required.
