Sentences with phrase «with abiogenesis»
If evolutionary theory is so clear, why do so many people conflate it with abiogenesis and why do so many get «survival of the fittest» (selection) wrong?
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They typically only like to argue already complex atomic structures when dealing with abiogenesis.
1) Evolution is not concerned with abiogenesis, the transition form non-living matter to life.
Stop equating evolution with abiogenesis or atheism.
Not exact matches
A calculation of the odds of abiogenesis is worthless unless it recognizes the immense range of starting materials that the first replicator might have formed from, the probably innumerable different forms that the first replicator might have taken, and the fact that much of the construction of the replicating molecule would have been non-random to start with.
B: Stop equating provable and observable adaptation with speciation and abiogenesis.
If life was spontaneously generated (abiogenesis), and Darwin was right, then all life can, and should, kill each other (the fittest survive) and mate with as many people as possible.
At this time no one knows with any certainty as to how abiogenesis happened, but you may feel it was god, but I would imagine that at some time in the future science will have a working hypothesis.it most likely does already I am am not sure.
you are mixing up abiogenesis with evolution.
He cites it, along with local abiogenesis as two possible theories for the original development of life on Earth.
THere are no proven theories with regard to abiogenesis.
You're probably referring to Pasteur, who (with others) showed that abiogenesis was not an everyday occurrence, as was believed at the time.
You are confusing planetary formation, which we do understand, and abiogenesis, which is not understood, with evolution.
It's called «abiogenesis,» and it's an extremely fascinating field with a number of really smart scientists looking for possible answers.
Capitalist — the fact that you would confuse terrestrial abiogenesis with the big bang is fvcking laughable.
After spending years studying quantum physics what causes me the most side splitting rounds of laughter is when someone with no foundation attempts to explain «life» in terms of abiogenesis dealing strictly with already complex atomic structure.
The big bang theory has nothing to do with evolution, nor does evolutionary theory address the abiogenesis of life, the transition from non-living material to live, that is still a mystery.