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Self-sustained Replication of an RNA Enzyme

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Larni
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05-13-2010 2:16 PM 		Reply to: Message 35 by dcarraher
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Re: Definition of Life
I'd like to quote physicist Paul Davies, in his book The Eerie Silence:
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All this physicist is saying is that he is amazed that a godless set of processes can amount to a living organism: what does that have to do with an arbitrary dividing line (yet to identified) between what gets labelled as life and what gets labelled as non-life?
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Edited by Larni, : You know, just because....
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