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Miller and Oparin...ever hear of them? Yeah. They synthesized an environment, proto-Earth, using chemicals that would support life, rather than ones that they knew would not. And surprise, by mixing life-giving chemicals, they produced six enzymes necessary to life!
But...the problem with that is they engineered it, set it all up, rather than let random chance move the life-giving chemicals into a container and apparatus that random chance also made...it doesn't work.
Also they didn't use chemicals they knew were incompatible to human life...for instance, sodium and oxygen and hydrogen. BOOM! Why not use them? Well, because these dudes were smart. They knew they wouldn't mix, and definitely not for a life on earth. But what if random chance, and if random chance could so bizarrely coordinate the perfection of life-sustaining environs, then it could easily do the following, mixed sodium and oxygen and hydrogen together? Why not a big boom that screwed up their theory?
Well...because they didn't want that. They wanted something to work to their ideas. And they got that with their prototype.
And don't forget, NASA has proven since 1980 that no ammonia, methane or hydrogen ever amounted to anything. NASA has seen that is was composed of water, carbon dioxide and nitrogen...sadly, not the same thing we get for evolutionary patterns.
But, like you said, an army to the point.
"Take back the world from the world!" A change from "Take back the streets from the drugs!"
Maybe this could work...maybe not.
Miller and Oparin...ever hear of them? Yeah. They synthesized an environment, proto-Earth, using chemicals that would support life, rather than ones that they knew would not. And surprise, by mixing life-giving chemicals, they produced six enzymes necessary to life!
But...the problem with that is they engineered it, set it all up, rather than let random chance move the life-giving chemicals into a container and apparatus that random chance also made...it doesn't work.
Also they didn't use chemicals they knew were incompatible to human life...for instance, sodium and oxygen and hydrogen. BOOM! Why not use them? Well, because these dudes were smart. They knew they wouldn't mix, and definitely not for a life on earth. But what if random chance, and if random chance could so bizarrely coordinate the perfection of life-sustaining environs, then it could easily do the following, mixed sodium and oxygen and hydrogen together? Why not a big boom that screwed up their theory?
Well...because they didn't want that. They wanted something to work to their ideas. And they got that with their prototype.
And don't forget, NASA has proven since 1980 that no ammonia, methane or hydrogen ever amounted to anything. NASA has seen that is was composed of water, carbon dioxide and nitrogen...sadly, not the same thing we get for evolutionary patterns.
But, like you said, an army to the point.
"Take back the world from the world!" A change from "Take back the streets from the drugs!"
Maybe this could work...maybe not.