Proteins could not have formed by chance.

[Swampy]

Any thoughts? I'd welcome a debate.

[dontom]

Apr 21, 2019 18:33:42 GMT -5 Swampy said:

Any thoughts? I'd welcome a debate.

I cannot watch the video right now over this very slow wireless connection.

But I already see a major contradiction. It says it cannot happen, but gives the odds of it happening. Regardless of how bad the odds are of anything happening, it WILL happen if enough time is given. It is very simple math. There is no way for it NOT to happen if it is possible to happen when we allow infinite time. Bad odds does NOT mean impossible-- it means it will happen with no doubt even possible, the only question is when.

Any number given for the odds will be a very small number compared to infinite time. Very simple math.

Yes, if we live long enough, we all will win the big lottery a billion times in a row. It might only take a few trillion years, but it will happen if we all live long enough.

With math this simple, what is there to debate?

-Don- Payson, AZ (RV trip)

[Swampy]

Don,

He is saying that the life of the universe did not give enough time for that to happen.

[dontom]

Apr 23, 2019 1:08:54 GMT -5 Swampy said:

Don,

He is saying that the life of the universe did not give enough time for that to happen.

How much time is necessary at the very minimum? I don't see how anybody can say such.

If it did happen, that proves there was enough time, doesn't it?

If Mother Nature did it faster somehow, how much time did it take for Mother Nature to exist?

-Don-

[dontom]

I was just able to watch it without a problem.

So the answer to the question is in whatever part we're missing which made such possible.

There are many things we humans are NOT capable of understanding at this time. Just add this one to the very long list.

IMO, life is impossible--but here we are.

Life is so impossible that I can only think of one thing that is less likely than life itself. That will be anything that made it all possible.

-Don- Payson, AZ