$27 Million Evolution-Debunking Museum To Open

[Azi Tohak]

You first. I want to see a beardy fellow in an ill-fitting robe snap his fingers and make a cosmos.

Silliness apart, try looking up the Miller-Urey experiment and developmental research links. If, of course, you are really looking for information.

Sneering at a fellow board member by a Moderator? You have a responsibility to maintain the civility here and if you fail to do so, then why are you a moderator?

I said I was looking for information. It happened to be 1am when I found it. But I also found this:

http://www.chem.duke.edu/~jds/cruise...gy/miller.html

Note the objections raised to the admittedly interesting experiements.

So you can (sort of) claim that the basis of life can be formed. The next step is how they came to work together right? Now I'm hunting for info on that too.

Azi

[Banquo's Ghost]

Sneering at a fellow board member by a Moderator? You have a responsibility to maintain the civility here and if you fail to do so, then why are you a moderator?

I'm sorry that you felt I was sneering. Moderators happen to be allowed to have opinions too you know.

To explain: You opened your request for knowledge thusly:

I want to see anyone stick whatever chemical compounds they want, in a bucket, heat it, shake it, massage it whatever, and see if a bacteria grows. Remember, no bacteria to start with, just like the molten ball that was Earth billions of years ago when my high school english teachers were teenagers.

Isn't that how life started?

I read that as a pretty silly demand of science to prove its hypothesis by a clearly impossible demonstration.

My counter was to put the creationist viewpoint to the same silly degree of proof. I had an astonished smiley to underline the point, and added in the next paragraph, "Silliness apart..."

The idea was to highlight that the standards of "proof" demanded by creationists from science invariably are not applied to their own theories.

I said I was looking for information. It happened to be 1am when I found it. But I also found this:

http://www.chem.duke.edu/~jds/cruise...gy/miller.html

Note the objections raised to the admittedly interesting experiements.

So you can (sort of) claim that the basis of life can be formed. The next step is how they came to work together right? Now I'm hunting for info on that too.

I'm glad that you are really looking for information.