Chemical Origin of Life

[Annik]

I believe it is singular and plural, but I think your point is very valid and stands regardless.

[Something completely different]

This entire thread is nonsence! The question; "Can you explain how life came to be?", "How did life begin!", "Where did life start!". Is probably the most commonly asked questions by theists, simply because it`s a rethorical question.
No I dont know. And there are scientists and many more people smarter than me aswell as people who are experts in that field of biology who dont know and who state that. And I seriously dought that mister Krishna actualy wanted a debate or eaven a scientificly valid answere. He asked this question knowing the answere and hoping some people where dumb enought to fall for that trap.
I think I have seen a lot of material in wich biologists state that they dont know. But they can show how life evolved over a long period of time to become what it currently is.
I am far more satisfied and interested with that scientific explaination, wich excludes ereas for wich explaination and knowlege isn`t jet in existance, than in some fairytale.

[Anomalocaris]

It suddenly occured to me how innapropriately titled On The Origin Of Species is! No wonder ignorant people think that evolution explains life's origins!

Why is it inappropriately titled?

Evolution provides the mechanism for life coming to be represented by so many appearently vastly different, yet an very deep level similar, species. Thus origin of species.

Darwin is by no means infallible. I am just saying it take a much more thoughtful and knowledgeable person than your typical internet commentator to have a snowball's chance in hell of finding his errors.

[Darkstar]

It suddenly occured to me how innapropriately titled On The Origin Of Species is! No wonder ignorant people think that evolution explains life's origins!

Why is it inappropriately titled?

Evolution provides the mechanism for life coming to be represented by so many appearently vastly different, yet an very deep level similar, species. Thus origin of species.

How did species originate? If it means originate as in differentiate from the first species, then okay. If it means how did species originate as in the first species, then it would be referring to the origin of life. The scientifically ignorant assume the latter without actaully doing any research, and then attempt to debate the point, much to the annoyance of those who have heard this countless times (not that this thread is trying to tie evolution into abiogenesis, it was just a thought that occured to me).

[Akincana Krishna dasa]

[Annik]

[Anomalocaris]

How did species originate? If it means originate as in differentiate from the first species, then okay. If it means how did species originate as in the first species, then it would be referring to the origin of life. The scientifically ignorant assume the latter without actaully doing any research, and then attempt to debate the point, much to the annoyance of those who have heard this countless times (not that this thread is trying to tie evolution into abiogenesis, it was just a thought that occured to me).

You make the unwarrented assumption that neither species nor evolution existed until after what might be termed the first life. This is probably not true.

Life on earth can be biochemically separated into two fundamental division - The Archea and everything else. At cellular level they look similar, functions broadly similarly on a high level, but are incompatible biochemically at the most basic metabolic level. It appears chemically, there is no way for a functioning organism in one division to embark upon the first evolution step to change from one division to another without immediately dying.

This suggest the chemical division in life on earth originated at a part of biochemical speciation process BEFORE the process culmated in life. There were already at least two species of self-contained pre-organisms that didn't possess all the necessary traits and chemical processes needed to actually be true lifes\. But these two species can reproduce and produce chemical inheritence in a way, This then allowed each of these species to individually evolved into true life through additional speciation, and acquisition of additional chemical process needed to be full fledged life, along two different paths. Hence Archea and everything else.

This also shows life didn't appear as a big bang. Not "There be life" and then evolution. Instead, Life itself is a culmination of a long process of complex biochemical evolution. There was evolution first, and somewhere along the way, enough evolution occurred for one of the steps to count as life.

[Darkstar]

[Minimalist]

That's perfectly fine, please keep looking. But until there's actually a real answer, it's dishonest to presume that God is not a very live possibility.

Where the fuck are they supposed to "look?" Your god...and all gods...exist only in the pages of your own book. That should tell you to get out of the Fiction Section of your library and start learning some real stuff.

If you want to believe in magic and demons, pal, be my guest. Just don't come here spouting such abject shit and expect to be taken seriously.

[Darkstar]