[xzins]

"If someone publishes the sequence of any old virus, you can chemically put together a DNA copy of that, and then create the virus," he said. "So with enough money, knowledge, and equipment, you can make any virus for which you can determine the sequence."

It takes an intelligent researcher with prior knowledge of the information sequence to put this together.

Not to mention, coming up with the "chunks" in the first place.

Thanks for the education, sister.

Also, "natural selection" can be an intelligent process. That simply highlights that we've yet to define intelligence, and more importantly, we have yet to define life.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you for your encouragements, dear brother in Christ!

That simply highlights that we've yet to define intelligence, and more importantly, we have yet to define life.

Precisely so.

It is illogical for anyone to claim a theory of abiogenesis without first defining life v. non-life/death in nature.