Originally posted by shunyadragon
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The Chemistry of life is the genetic origins of RNA and DNA. Not more then 6 decades. DNA and RNA were not well defined and described until the 1950's. Don't confuse DNA/RNA research with the abiogenesis research based specifically on the origins of DNA/RNA that followed later.
The first research on the origins of DNA/RNA directly related to abiogenesis was in the 1970's.
The first research on the origins of DNA/RNA directly related to abiogenesis was in the 1970's.
Scientists will always be looking for different environments, mechanisms and processes of origins of DNA/RNA. So what?
The issue of your assertion was the problem (scarcity? which is a bogus unsubstantiated claim) of the environment where these processes and mechanisms of origins can take place. The ocean ridge spreading regions have existed for most of the history of the earth, and considered a suitable environment for abiogenesis. Cyanide is present in the mid-ocean ridge environments suitable for abiogenesis.
your references are selective and incomplete, and reflect a cynicism of science based on a religious agenda. Your Jorge smiley faces only reinforce the hyperbole ridiculousness of your argument.
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