10 May 14
Originally posted by C HessIt appears to me that the scientists doing the experiments guided the process and were in control to some extent at least.
No, not intelligent input. With the right chemicals in the right place, amino acids form. It's
not a lottery when the required ingredients was all over the place.
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10 May 14
Originally posted by RJHindsWell, then it appears you've missunderstood the purpose of a scientific experiment. You
It appears to me that the scientists doing the experiments guided the process and were in control to some extent at least.
"set it up" so that the human factor is taken out of the equation. That's part of the whole
point.