Pricless indeed. A lightning bolt manufactured the first protein from nothing ! ?Whooops... If you're going to lie maybe it's a good idea to lie about things *that aren't on the first page of the thread*?Priceless.
Lies of omission are your specialty, reiterative irrelevancies your forte.
Yet once again,
Recent mutagenesis research has provided additional support for the conclusion that functional proteins are exceedingly rare among possible amino acid sequences. The probability of finding a functional protein among the possible amino acid sequences corresponding to a 150-residue protein is similarly 1 in 10 to the 77 power.(Axe 2004)
Of all the possible bonds of AA`s ,all have to form peptide bonds,the natural thing is for the reverse to take place(Sarfati, J.D., 1998. Origin of life: the polymerization problem).
MIT Calculated odds of finding a folded protein are about 1 in 10 to the 65 power .
Your doasge thorazine has obviously worn off long ago.
Natural selection process being random trial and error, without direction, cannot be 100% neutral.
Where are all the failed mutated fossils?