Back to my repeatedly ignored question (or line of questioning):
HOW did the RNA (rybozyme) develop this amazing capability? Simple question. Why ignore it?
Pink writes:
No higher information, no complex cellular machinery.
Um, are you disagreeing with me or with Quetzal? It was Quetzal who pointed out the term "machine", not me. I just referred to it:
Quetzal writes:
...even the modern ribosome has been considered to be fundamentally an RNA machine...
I doubt Quetzal would want me as his spokesman, so maybe you should explain the machine thing to him. Or when does "machine" not mean "machine"? Please remember that Quetzal was quoting from Zhang B, Cech TR, 1997 "Peptide bond formation by in vitro selected ribozymes", Nature 390:96-100, so Quetzal might not want to vouch for that information.