To: microgood
I have no idea which hypothesis on abiogenesis is correct, or if the ones that exist are correct at all.
I am clueless as to what the real abiogenesis theory is even going to remotely look like, I can take some educated guesses, because that discipline has come a long way in a few short years.
I am most willing to say though, that abiogenesis will not have the statement "god did it" anywhere within it, when and if it is ever fully developed.
To: Jaguar1942
I have no idea which hypothesis on abiogenesis is correct, or if the ones that exist are correct at all.
But you are saying abiogenesis is what happened without knowing which theory about it is correct?
I am most willing to say though, that abiogenesis will not have the statement "god did it" anywhere within it, when and if it is ever fully developed
I can certainly believe that, at least for a couple of generations or so.
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