[[Evolution is a material “manufacturing†recipe for “lifeâ€.]]
It is biologically mathematically physically, thermodynamically, etc impossible- it takesw a tremendous amount of faith to believe that evolution violated it’s own laws hundreds of billions of times, let alone just once
macroevolution via mutations is not just ‘sorta impossible’ or even ‘quite impossible’- it’s not possible- period- The number is so large that it blows the upper thresh-hold of probability right out of the water-
And this is just for 1 mutation to create new non species specific information via mutation- Evolution demands hundreds of billions of such new species specific information to be added at every single ‘leap forward’ stage of macroevolution
To put this in perspective- it would take a trillion monkeys, typing 10 random keys per second, a length of time one trillion times as long as evos claim the earth has been around just to type the words “to be or not to be, that is the question” (You can find the monkey shakespeare simulator online by doing a search for it)-
This is just for one line of words with correct punctuation.
The bottom line is that even this possibility chance is dwarfed by the impossibility of macroevolution- at least monkeys stand a chance, albeit small, of typing a correct sentence IF given enough time- but the mathematical probability that a mutation could add positive new non species specific information to a specie’s genetic code makes it impossible that it ever happened, even once- let alone hundreds of billions of times
I know. I work at a contact lens factory, and the process to build something like this is incredible, akin to walking up water on a waterfall.
If evolution had real applications (and I am not talking genetics manipulations and selections we enjoy doing with algorithms), the we would have factories being built by naturally condensing materials. I have not seen that happen yet.
Natural selection is a different issue because it already uses the factory of life existing. We are talking about manufacturing manufacture manufacturing life.