[Dimensio]

That is interesting. Would you provide an example of one of those experiments?

Several experiments are referenced here.

I realize that proving that the process of evolution is hard to show due to the apparent length of the process.

The lack of proof is a fact of all scientific explanations. The mechanism for the process is well-established, however.

Has any scientist been able to recreate the "cocktail" that allowed for life to come into being in the first place and, if so, has that cocktail been tested in the lab?

I do not understand what relevance your question has to the theory of evolution.

[RunningWolf]

Theres a whole lotta things you don't understand that gets you out of answering them

BTW, disguised talk-origins links aint proof

[Texasforever]

I do not understand what relevance your question has to the theory of evolution.

Oh I realize that most evolutionists dodge the initial origins of life question. However; without knowing HOW or WHY life begins and ends then the concept of ID is every bit as valid as ToE. The ToE is just the process of life between it's creation and its demise. Where is the "God" gene that provides the spark to animate an organism. Once evolutionists find that the debate is over.