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04 May 13
07 May 13
Originally posted by KeplerYou apparently did not read this part from the reference article concerning ribozomes, which are very rare in a cell.
Except for the ribosomal form of RNA. You know, what ribosomes are made of.
"Given the extreme difficulties associated with synthesizing an RNA molecule containing 200 or more bases, it is unlikely that even one such molecule ever existed on the primitive earth, and 15 trillion are needed to just get 65 functional ribozymes. Furthermore, ribozymes are not self replicators. The knowledge required for self replication is certainly many orders of magnitude more than the 44 bits required for a marginally functional ribozyme."
The Instructor
07 May 13
Originally posted by twhiteheadThey can't rule them in either.
An interesting talk on DNA:
Craig Venter: A voyage of DNA, genes and the sea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5X6Qy772YU
We still know about only a tiny fraction of DNA based life forms, there is no way we can rule out life forms based on something else.
The Instructor
07 May 13
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Originally posted by RJHindsYou apparently didn't read anything at all.
You apparently did not read this part from the reference article concerning ribozomes, which are very rare in a cell.
"Given the extreme difficulties associated with synthesizing an RNA molecule containing 200 or more bases, it is unlikely that even one such molecule ever existed on the primitive earth, and 15 trillion are needed to just get 65 functional ...[text shortened]... nitude more than the 44 bits required for a marginally functional ribozyme."
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"The ribosome (from ribonucleic acid and the Greek soma, meaning "body"😉 is a large and complex molecular machine, found within all living cells, that serves as the primary site of biological protein synthesis."
You missed the fact I was talking about ribosomes. Go look them up, they are not rybozymes. And they are very common in cells!
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07 May 13
Originally posted by RJHindswatch this one as well. it shows how non-life becomes life and from a simple system to a complex system through simple chemical reactions.
They can't rule them in either.
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http://www.ted.com/talks/martin_hanczyc_the_line_between_life_and_not_life.html
07 May 13
Originally posted by stellspalfieGod made the animals and man from the ground which consists of non-living chemical elements and breathed life into them.
watch this one as well. it shows how non-life becomes life and from a simple system to a complex system through simple chemical reactions.
http://www.ted.com/talks/martin_hanczyc_the_line_between_life_and_not_life.html
I used to have a little boat that I could place baking soda inside and when I placed it in the bathtub filled with water, the baking soda reacted with the water to propel the boat in the water, because the boat was designed that way.
So I said this, only to point out that intelligence from someone that knows how all these things will work is involved in all of this. It doesn't really do it own its own as the speaker in your video seems to imply, making life able to just form on its own.
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07 May 13
Originally posted by RJHindsYou know this how?
God made the animals and man from the ground which consists of non-living chemical elements and breathed life into them.
I used to have a little boat that I could place baking soda inside and when I placed it in the bathtub filled with water, the baking soda reacted with the water to propel the boat in the water, because the boat was designed that way.
...[text shortened]... eaker in your video seems to imply, making life able to just form on its own.
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07 May 13
Originally posted by RJHindssorry, i dont understand especially the last paragraph?
God made the animals and man from the ground which consists of non-living chemical elements and breathed life into them.
I used to have a little boat that I could place baking soda inside and when I placed it in the bathtub filled with water, the baking soda reacted with the water to propel the boat in the water, because the boat was designed that way.
...[text shortened]... eaker in your video seems to imply, making life able to just form on its own.
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the speaker didnt imply anything, he showed it happening. he showed how a bunch of chemicals can assemble themselves into a more complex system. he showed exactly what we thought happened in the primordial soup.
07 May 13
Originally posted by stellspalfieYou apparently saw a magic trick because you wanted to believe. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved.
sorry, i dont understand especially the last paragraph?
the speaker didnt imply anything, he showed it happening. he showed how a bunch of chemicals can assemble themselves into a more complex system. he showed exactly what we thought happened in the primordial soup.
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