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Problems with the first life

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Ooook!
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02-15-2005 5:28 PM 		Reply to: Message 104 by mihkel4397
02-15-2005 4:26 PM

Re: That first life form
The amazing thing which science accepts but wishes to ignore is that life emerged the moment there was water.
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To the nearest second? Or to the nearest million years?
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And it contained the fantastically complex genome which has been the basis of all further evolution.
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Really??
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That's an amazingly confident (and more importantly - absolute) statement. Can you explain the evidence that you have based this conclusion on?
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