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Politics : Evolution
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To: Brumar89 who wrote (40965)9/4/2013 8:33:43 PM
From: 2MAR$  Read Replies (2) of 69300
 
to believe in super powerful space aliens as the intelligent designers if you wish

When has there been any mention of space aliens? Your constant sidstepping issues with introducing irrelevant side issues is rather revealing.

Its enough to know that most of the composite material of our world came from interstellar sources originally. If the goldilocks "temperate zone" idea that gives rise to planetary abiogenesis proves true, then earth is just one of "many of best possible worlds" to see another phase of chemical evolution take place in a cooling expanding universe( with 3rd & 4th generation stars). Then we find formation of more complex organic molecular chains is just a simple continuation of the Universe's staged evolution . If this planet was well situated enough to imagine some aliens choose for seeding with life, why not just make the easier assumption it was just as good for life to evolve naturally? (than introduce an infinite regression?)

The probability of producing self replicating peptide chains goes up exponentially in highly excited prebiotic churning oceans rich in amino acids, especially in the shallows. With billions of different chemical joinings happening at astonishing rates . These first stages of Abiogenesis in the early laboratory of Earth , claimed to be impossible by the creationists could have happened under those conditions in the blink of an eye , given the vastness of the oceans and tidal action of our moon. That there would be billions of similar planets as ours in the Universe as we see it today, is a high probability assumption.
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