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"They will still be saying it 100 years from now." -me-

Your observation points up the saddest aspect of this zealous pursuit,

No, it does not. My response explained why amino acid experiments will NEVER produce life. They will not because they have it backwards as I said. The CENTRAL DOGMA of biology is DNA codes for RNA, RNA builds amino acids and through certain intervening processes such as cutting and pasting it produces proteins. As you can see from that, the Miller-Urey pseudo-scientists have it completely backwards. When you wish to learn a little biology instead of atheist fairy tales you will learn the truth.

When you wish to learn a little biology instead of atheist fairy tales you will learn the truth.

I would have stated it this way.

When you learn a little biology instead of Religious fairy tales, then you will KNOW the truth

But that's right, you are a religious fanatic, so facts are not facts, and the earth is flat, and gravity does not exist, and the theory of electronics is just a theory, even though we have computers to prove it and the theory of gravity is just theory, even though we use it to track trajectories and orbits and other things, and the theory of light is just a theory, even though we have lasers etc, and of course the theory of evolution is just a theory even though we have numerous fossils, numbering in the millions, even though bacteria have become immune to antibiotics, when they should not be able to if the theory of evolution is just a theory, etc etc ad nauseum.

Poor Gore3000, so fanatical that facts are myths and myths are facts. sounds like a book I once read.

"When you wish to learn a little biology instead of atheist fairy tales you will learn the truth."

Although I feel no need to learn biology to the extent necessary to refute those so impressed with their "knowledge" in the the manner you so capably do, (and I'm greateful for your knowledge and time sharing it here), I also am not interested in "atheist fairy tales."

I repeat my opinion, which I am entitled to despite my being biologically challenged, that the saddest part of so many talented people feverishly seeking to prove evolution is that their talents could be much better used.