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That's the argument from personal incredulity, demonstrated when someone states disbelief in something because he doesn't understand or cannot imagine how it could be true. ... However, there are a lot of people who can imagine it.

You seem to be blind to the statement along with it. We do observe death. That is evidence.

Rams have horns and there are horses. That does not mean I have to accept unicorns.

You appear incoherent. What is "prebiotic evolution" if is is not evolution, despite your later attempt at a distinction to another type of evolution? Your definition of implausibility seems to me, implausible.

Finally, despite your off-handed personal incredulity comment, I do understand the topic and I can imagine the complex chemical reactions. It is called life.