All elements in my body are not lifeless. Nothing with DNA is lifeless. However that is irrelevant. the origin of life can't have its source in dead elements.
As usual you are wrong, thinking opinions are evidence. I understand evolution better than you do and I understand the proven science of Genetics much better than you do, but it does not require much understanding to exceed yours.
And you are wrong about your opinions being ignored.
It would help; you to post some evidence if you understood what evidence is.
Have you ever studied basic chemistry, omega, in high school?
If you have, then you should remember the differences between molecules and elements, or between compounds and elements.
Elements are just made of 2 or more of the same atoms. For instance, pure iron is made out element of two iron atoms.
But when you mix the iron atom with another different atom, like steel, you will get a compound (or more precisely "alloy") of iron atoms with carbon atoms.
Molecules and compounds are made of two or more different atoms.
Water for instance, is made of two different atoms - hydrogen and oxygen - but it required 2 hydrogen atoms to bond with one oxygen, hence it is denoted by the symbol H2O. Water is a molecule, not element.
A large part of chemical composition in the human body are made out of molecules and compounds, not elements. Blood, bones, tissues, fat, skin, hair, etc, are all compounds of different atoms, bonded together.
The most basic molecule, or more precisely macromolecule or large molecule, in DNA and RNA, which are form of nucleic acid, which are made out of number of different atoms, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen atoms, which can be bonded in a number of different ways.
None of our organs are made of a single element.
Edit: sorry, but I prematurely and accidentally hit Post Reply button.
