Creating biological life is old hat now.
I'm more interested in machine life.
I could use a paranoid android.
That's called parandroid.
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Creating biological life is old hat now.
I'm more interested in machine life.
I could use a paranoid android.
I call him Marvin.That's called parandroid.
The pro-evolution always admit that and said that.I have personally studied evolution in an academic context. Every time somebody says something like 'came about by chance/accident' they demonstrate they don't know anything about evolution.
What does he call you?I call him Marvin.
The pro-evolution always admit that and said that.
I never agree with that, I just cut/paste what they saying.
No, we do not.The pro-evolution always admit that and said that.
I never agree with that, I just cut/paste what they saying.
"Liebchen"What does he call you?
Actually you did, I find some of your old replies.No, we do not.
Scientists have already created life. So here the question is getting to the complexity of a bacteria.
http://www.religiousforums.com/threads/just-accidental.191045/page-20#post-4927983
http://www.religiousforums.com/threads/just-accidental.191045/page-21#post-4928086
Correction. We have shown that super-physical processes are not necessary to create life. Certain chemicals with certain properties will create life through ordinary laws of physics and chemistry when suitable conditions occur. Now its a case ofSo we have proven life can be created by intelligent design? That's interesting.
How about it accidentally creating itself- any luck there yet?
If they said that, they are under a deep misunderstanding. Anyone who says that shows they haven't really looked into what evolution is about.
I understand you're just going on what you think some people have said, but that doesn't mean you know what you're talking about. To understand this subject you will need to actually study it, to go and read up on it, understand the basic processes involved and how more complex phenomena emerge from them, etc. I'm sorry, but there's no quick and easy way here.
Correction. We have shown that super-physical processes are not necessary to create life. Certain chemicals with certain properties will create life through ordinary laws of physics and chemistry when suitable conditions occur. Now its a case of
1) Determining how these chemicals can arise under natural conditions
2) How the suitable conditions under which these chemicals create life through the laws of chemistry and physics arose in the ancient earth.
Excellent progress has been made in addressing both these questions.
Here is an example of the progress made in understanding how these chemicals were synthesized naturally on early earth.
http://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/42472/title/On-the-Origins-of-Life/
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/05/rna-world-inches-closer-explaining-origins-life
Sure. I well remember how often we pointed out - to no avail, apparently - that mutations are random, but natural selection and therefore evolution are not.Actually you did, I find some of your old replies.
give me permission to post them ?
Ah,so you try to say,that mutations had nothing to do with evolution?Sure. I well remember how often we pointed out - to no avail, apparently - that mutations are random, but natural selection and therefore evolution are not.
I refuse to coddle your willful ignorance.I don't go to be rude because I thought "I know more than others "
that's impolite people usually use that way of speech.
and it's proven argument of fail discuss to turn to personal.
Is this coincidence!! . we exchange "the refuse"I refuse to coddle your willful ignorance.