Originally posted by Evolution Cruncher
now if you made a mixture that was 98% toxic to the 2% you were trying to create, would you call that a success? its not.
It certainly was a success, it demonstrated that amino acids and organic precursors can form in an abiotic environment. The tars and other stuff
wasn't toxic to the amino acids. Besides, 'tar' just means a mass of difficult to identify organic compounds, and can often come out of a complex
solution of organic chemicals, as a by-product.
the amino acids would bond to the water and to the tar and the acid much faster than they would with eachother (which is another reason they
filtered the product.)
Which demonstrates that Miller-Urey did not create life from non-life, which I don't think was ever the intent anyway.
id like to see an example of this.
That
is what mutations are.
so what you are saying is that if I was a person who was a mutant, I could have a tail. thats just silly.
What's silly is reading that from 'mutations later the genetic code and thus have an affect on the proteins produced by the affected portion of the
code'.
there are no examples of beneficial muations
Are mutations harmful?
And a general article on the subject
The Evolution of Improved Fitness
and even the public school textbooks never show benefical mutations.
I suggest that if you are really interested in evolution and biology, that you look beyond high school text books. High School textbooks are not
primary scientific literature.
like I said before, filtering out the product is not natural.
This is irrelevant. Before this experiment was done, people insisted that you can't get amino acids without living things. The experiement
demonstrates that you can.
if you have parts of a cell, its not going to grow and replicate. if you are missing enough parts to that cell, but not enough to destroy it,
that cell is more likey to become
if you take a modern living cell and start pulling parts out of it, sure, its going to have problems. Evolutionary theory doesn't hypothesize that
things were floating around with gaping holes in them tho, or lacking entire organelles that other organelles were interdependant upon.
plus they excluded oxygen, why? the earth has always had oxygen
At the earliest stages of the earth's evolution, there
wasn't lots of free oxygen like there is today.
the mixture was 98% toxic to the 2% they were trying to work with.
This way of saying it doesn't make sense. The other stuff isn't 'toxic' to amino acids, the acids were able to form in this mixture. Nuff
Said.
the experiment didnt work. they did get what they wanted, but they also got a lot of what they didnt want
Welcome to the wonderful world of synthetic organic chemistry.
and you can only filter out what you dont want, only if there is intelligence to do it.
That doesn't make sense, sand particles get filtered according to size without intelligence, and organic chemicals seperate from aqueously soluble
chemicals without intelligence, heck
micelles can form in scummy reactions and they can filter out the amino acids and other precursors, into
cell like lipid-spheres nonetheless! Filtration and seperation of products does not require intelligence.
there are plenty of scientists that support creation.
There are, infact, very few. Especially if you disclude non-scientists who claim to be scientists, like Hovind.
45 of todays scientists are christians. so to say that biblicists are not looking for scientific evidence would not be a very accurate
statement.
I assume you mean 45% no? Anyway, its extremely inaccurate to say that merely because a person is a christian, and is a scientist, that they are
biblicist looking to support 'scientific creationism'. Most (more or less) scientists are christians, an extraordinarily small proportion of
scientists are any kind of Creationists.
edsinger
The Evolutionsist havent even responded to this one. They have on the 10 above that one but not this one...
What question? This is at the bottom "The Earth, granite and Polonium were created by God together in an instant. " and it has been refuted.
Robert Gentry. (I think thats how you spell his name.) but he explains this type of thing.
Gentry's research has been refuted.