Daganev wrote:
You are all smart people, so explain this one.
There are 10^700 possible combinations that can create amino acids.
There are 10^22 atoms in the entire universe.
How many universes are required for randomness to create life?
im sorry... but please learn basic chemistry. Advacado's number (i actually forgot who figured out the number of atoms avogadros? adogadros? something...
6.022 x 10^23
thats the number of atoms of CARBON in 12g of CARBON.
what are you (Want to be allies? Sometimes I like to pretend I am a princess riding a pony..)?
12g of carbon has more then 60x atoms then the entire universe? please try again. this time... use science.
besides. its not pure randomness.
fail understanding of abiogenesis.
before life, there was noting to synthesize chemicals... there would have been chains soo long and vast and complex it borders impossibility but this would happen under the conditions of NO life. plenty of raw chemicals. and an earth full of catalysts ie. lightning, heat from earths active volcanic joy etc. even the motion of the tide would be a catalyst enough... rock pools would become super concentrated areas full of raw chemicals constantly reaction.
are you going to bring up the 2nd law of thermodynamics?
earth is not a closed system.
we get a MASSIVE wave after WAVE of pure unadultered energy perday from the sun.
on a sunny day build a concave mirror 10 meters wide only. make it focus on a point only 10cm wide. stick your head into the focal point and tell me that the earth does not receive energy from an outside source.
and to bring up entropy is to try and string biology evolution with star evolution and formation.
either a.) grow a brain.... or b.) learn to use what you currently have.
and duffman is right. not about evolution... but abiogenesis. it is still far beyond scientific grasp with both RNA world and iron sulfide world contending theories, both yet to have sufficient evidence to support or destroy them.
only recently have scientists even bothered to endeavour into the field. before our understanding was just far too limited with how far back we could see into earths history.