Subduction Zone
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Even then that would be an abiogenesis event.Universely, absolutely. But we weren't discussing universely. And yet some will still say it was created.
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Even then that would be an abiogenesis event.Universely, absolutely. But we weren't discussing universely. And yet some will still say it was created.
Proof is an impossible criterion -- and you know it."I can provide evidence for it."
Can your prove abiogenisis? Yes or no?
The Bible is not evidence of a god, it's a collection of claims. Is Lord of the Rings evidence for orcs?I can provide evidence for a god. The bible, billions of believers, churches... But that doesn't mean a god actually exits.
Abiogenesis is not a personage, or intentional; nor is it worshiped. It's not like a god.Right now abiogenesis is like a god, neither one have been proven nor disproven.
I do not think that he understands that. I offered to give him evidence and explained that was all that there was in the sciences and he seemed to think that was an a loss on my side.Proof is an impossible criterion -- and you know it.
We can't prove anything. We can't prove germs cause disease or that the Earth is round. The best we can do is amass evidence.
We believe things because of credible evidence, not proof..
The Bible is not evidence of a god, it's a collection of claims. Is Lord of the Rings evidence for orcs?
Millions of believers isn't evidence, it's an ad populum claim. There are millions of believers in Islam. There were once millions for a flat Earth.
Churches? Seriously?
Abiogenesis is not a personage, or intentional; nor is it worshiped. It's not like a god.
Proof again? Nobody's claiming it's been proved. It's evidenced. Its complete history and mechanism have yet to be discovered, but, inasmuch as there was once no life, and now there's life, we can reasonably assume it came from the 'no life'. Nor are there any alternative claims.
Creationism? -- just another kind of abiogenesis, but with neither a proposed mechanism nor evidence. It's a proposal of agency.
Proof is an impossible criterion -- and you know it.
We can't prove anything. We can't prove germs cause disease or that the Earth is round. The best we can do is amass evidence.
We believe things because of credible evidence, not proof..
The Bible is not evidence of a god, it's a collection of claims. Is Lord of the Rings evidence for orcs?
Millions of believers isn't evidence, it's an ad populum claim. There are millions of believers in Islam. There were once millions for a flat Earth.
Churches? Seriously?
Abiogenesis is not a personage, or intentional; nor is it worshiped. It's not like a god.
Proof again? Nobody's claiming it's been proved. It's evidenced. Its complete history and mechanism have yet to be discovered, but, inasmuch as there was once no life, and now there's life, we can reasonably assume it came from the 'no life'. Nor are there any alternative claims.
Creationism? -- just another kind of abiogenesis, but with neither a proposed mechanism nor evidence. It's a proposal of agency.
Then prove it. If you can't then it is just a belief.
Yes, and I explained to you what that means.Right. But the phrase "prove it" started right here.
??????.So, the chances are either the 99% chance of a theory that failed to be accepted as a scientific theory after more than 100 years of scientific research or 1% Aliens from outer space. How pathetic?
You haven't looked into this, have you?There is. Demonstrate your evidence for the claim that the simplest known life form today (single-celled organism) can be reduced much further to the alleged simpler first life. See #2493
That wouldn't be an argument against abiogenesis, it would be a proposed alternative site of.Life "could" have arrived here per meteor/comet. That would/could mean abiogenesis wasn't needed/didn't happen on earth.
Everyone agrees it was created. We're just arguing about mechanism and intentionality.Universely, absolutely. But we weren't discussing universely. And yet some will still say it was created.
??????.
Are you seriously claiming >100 years of scientific research into abiogenesis? It's only recently we acquired the tools to research the mechanisms involved. Before that it was the only reasonable assumption, inasmuch as life did appear on a lifeless planet.
Aliens? That just shifts the proposed venue.
You haven't looked into this, have you?
We've observed the components of a cell forming, all that remains is the assembly mechanism.
What alternative mechanism do you propose?
Proof is an impossible criterion -- and you know it.
We can't prove anything. We can't prove germs cause disease or that the Earth is round. The best we can do is amass evidence.
We believe things because of credible evidence, not proof..
The Bible is not evidence of a god, it's a collection of claims. Is Lord of the Rings evidence for orcs?
Millions of believers isn't evidence, it's an ad populum claim. There are millions of believers in Islam. There were once millions for a flat Earth.
Churches? Seriously?
Abiogenesis is not a personage, or intentional; nor is it worshiped. It's not like a god.
Proof again? Nobody's claiming it's been proved. It's evidenced. Its complete history and mechanism have yet to be discovered, but, inasmuch as there was once no life, and now there's life, we can reasonably assume it came from the 'no life'. Nor are there any alternative claims.
Creationism? -- just another kind of abiogenesis, but with neither a proposed mechanism nor evidence. It's a proposal of agency.
Please prove that evolution has that sort of goal.
Everyone agrees it was created. We're just arguing about mechanism and intentionality.
In a scientific discussion when one demands "proof" the proper response is to provide evidence since that is all that there is in the sciences. You are misusing a term in your argument. And when you demanded proof I do believe I pointed out that you would not understand the evidence, so your demand was groundless.And again here "prove" even when talking about evolution. So sometimes I like to throw it back at the ones that complain about the use of "prove" but yet use it themselves.
Yes, the word "created" was a bit cringeworthy since it implies agency."Everyone agrees it was created"
Created???
In a scientific discussion when one demands "proof" the proper response is to provide evidence since that is all that there is in the sciences. You are misusing a term in your argument. And when you demanded proof I do believe I pointed out that you would not understand the evidence, so your demand was groundless.
Can I provide evidence? Of course. That would be all that I needed to do.
Please prove that evolution has that sort of goal.
Try asking again without the facepalms since your post is always the one that generates facepalms. I will try to explain if you do that. I sometimes have to wonder if English is a second language for you.
Dude! You were the one using "prove".
I simply threw it back at you. Even here when again you used "prove" when discussing evolution goals.
Get over yourself
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I believe UFO and Aliens are real.
Try asking again without the facepalms since your post is always the one that generates facepalms. I will try to explain if you do that. I sometimes have to wonder if English is a second language for you.
"Try asking again"
Are you delusional? I didn't ask anything. There was no question in my post
Naturally created. Created by intentionless, non-directed chemistry and physics."Everyone agrees it was created"
Created???
Are they using it colloquially, or in a technical context?And again here "prove" even when talking about evolution. So sometimes I like to throw it back at the ones that complain about the use of "prove" but yet use it themselves.
Evidence is proof. Do we have to create a human before @You Never Know on a lab table to prove it? It took more than 4 billion years.Can I provide evidence? Of course. That would be all that I needed to do.