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originally posted by: edmc^2
originally posted by: puzzlesphere
... meanwhile, in the rest of the world, creation myths dwindle into history and evolution research continues because there is no alternative.
Funny thing is, a majority if not all research done through TRUE SCIENCE not only confirmed Creation but made it stronger. In fact, science is actually just cathing up with what the Bible has already stated and predicted.
Looks like time for another thread.
originally posted by: Phantom423
originally posted by: edmc^2
originally posted by: puzzlesphere
... meanwhile, in the rest of the world, creation myths dwindle into history and evolution research continues because there is no alternative.
Funny thing is, a majority if not all research done through TRUE SCIENCE not only confirmed Creation but made it stronger. In fact, science is actually just cathing up with what the Bible has already stated and predicted.
Looks like time for another thread.
Isn't it about time you posted a few citations? You're living in a self-made fantasy world.
If "true science" has confirmed creation, then there must be at least 100 peer-reviewed articles to substantiate your claim.
I won't hold my breath....................
originally posted by: Grimpachi
a reply to: edmc^2
Biologists create the most lifelike artificial cells yetlink
Real interested in there next experiments with self-replication.
originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: edmc^2
So... your video said specifically they created a living cell from "non living" material...
Are you pointing to the fact that it was created? I seem to recall someone saying life can not come from non-life somewhere in one of these threads
Kinda sounds like you just refuted that notion...
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Once the synthetic DNA segment reached the desired length the scientists injected it into a Mycoplasma bacterium that had had its own DNA removed earlier. Needless to say, the process of assembling such a lengthy piece of synthetic DNA was complicated.
"I hope the day comes when making genomes is something everyone can do," said Pamela Silver, a systems biologist at Harvard Medical School.
The new, synthetic DNA "booted up" the bacterium, but not without a few problems; several of the synthesized genes didn't work properly. And the genes that did work didn't do anything particularly useful, at least by human standards.
The Mycoplasma bacteria grew and reproduced, but that was about all. Within several years however, Venter, along with dozens of other researchers and companies, hope to create more exciting bacteria that will speed up the production and drive down the costs of biofuels, vaccines and drugs.
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hope to create more exciting bacteria
Now, how about starting from scratch but giving you a leg up by providing you a lump of dead meat - now create life from that without using an existing life.
Like I said - Life begets Life.
Evolution is a dead end.
originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: edmc^2
Now, how about starting from scratch but giving you a leg up by providing you a lump of dead meat - now create life from that without using an existing life.
Like I said - Life begets Life.
Evolution is a dead end.
Except... evolution isn't about how life began, which has been stated over and over... you guys don't seem to let that sink in...
Evolution is about how existing life changes over time... lol
originally posted by: edmc^2
originally posted by: Grimpachi
a reply to: edmc^2
You said I was a god. All I had to do was show you that vid.
You already lost when set the challenge. I bet you had a nervous breakdown which explains your current state.
Still avoiding my question eh?
originally posted by: Grimpachi
originally posted by: edmc^2
originally posted by: Grimpachi
a reply to: edmc^2
You said I was a god. All I had to do was show you that vid.
You already lost when set the challenge. I bet you had a nervous breakdown which explains your current state.
Still avoiding my question eh?
I already answered your question. The video answered your question. If you can't figure it out after being spoonfed the info that would explain the stupidty of you naming me a god.
originally posted by: puzzlesphere
a reply to: edmc^2
What's your question again? Can life come from non-life?
I answered that pages ago (or possibly another thread)... the only honest answer to that question is "We don't know". Any other suggestively definitive answer is you projecting your beliefs.
"Life can only create life."...what you keep offering as some type of proof... ahhhh, what?... this is not a fact... not in any way... it is a supposition.
You have to provide a proof for it to be a fact. For instance, how do you know that crystalline structures interacting with amino acid filled lightning storms on Nebulon 6 don't regularly create life from non-life? You don't, and you can't prove it... so not a fact at all.
You fail at understanding what facts are.
Creationists say "NO... life was created!" -> Current number of research groups testing this? = Zero = 0
Scientists say "We don't know, but here's a hypothesis based on observations that we can test" (ie. abiogenesis... among many others) -> current number of research groups testing this = many = too many to try to list here.
Evidenced by this site... creationists are dishonest.
All of this is irrelevant... because it has nothing to do with evolution.
So where is your repeatable, verifiable fact for creation? You haven't answered my question yet, because you can't.
All you have is fairy tales.
the only honest answer to that question is "We don't know"
originally posted by: Phantom423
a reply to: edmc^2
This is not a scientific research paper - it's a news report - and I'm familiar with the contents.
If you can't post at least a dozen of the 200 papers you mentioned, then you are an outright fraud.
Post the citations.
This is not a scientific research paper - it's a news report
originally posted by: edmc^2
originally posted by: Phantom423
a reply to: edmc^2
This is not a scientific research paper - it's a news report - and I'm familiar with the contents.
If you can't post at least a dozen of the 200 papers you mentioned, then you are an outright fraud.
Post the citations.
This is not a scientific research paper - it's a news report
Tell that to you fellow evolution believers. They are the ones who provided it to support this ridiculous idea that non-living things can produce life WITHOUT using an already existing life.
TIP:
You people need to make sure your evidence is solid before you post it.
originally posted by: Phantom423
originally posted by: edmc^2
originally posted by: Phantom423
a reply to: edmc^2
This is not a scientific research paper - it's a news report - and I'm familiar with the contents.
If you can't post at least a dozen of the 200 papers you mentioned, then you are an outright fraud.
Post the citations.
This is not a scientific research paper - it's a news report
Tell that to you fellow evolution believers. They are the ones who provided it to support this ridiculous idea that non-living things can produce life WITHOUT using an already existing life.
TIP:
You people need to make sure your evidence is solid before you post it.
Where are your citations? You stated that you had at least 200. Post the citations or be labeled as a fraud.
Scientist Craig Venter creates life for first time in laboratory sparking debate about 'playing god' Artificial life has been created in a laboratory for the first time by a maverick scientist.
First they sequenced the genetic code of Mycoplasma genitalium, the world's smallest bacteria that lives in cattle and goats, and stored the information on a computer. Then they used the computer code to artificially reproduce the DNA in the laboratory, slightly modifying it with a "watermark" so it was distinguishable from the original natural one. Finally they developed a technique of stripping bacteria cells of all original DNA and substituting it with the new artificial code. The resulting "synthetic cell" was then "rebooted" and it started to replicate. The ability to reproduce or replicate is considered the basic definition of life.