Ok, so let's test abiogenesis. It's someting "most likely happening"?, or "will happen" and "in so happeniong will affect some changes in the world"?
I don't see it doing any of those things. In fact, it doesn't seem rational at all. If abioogenesis occurs, why would it occur only once?
Who says it occured only once? It would be unlikely to occur, at any appreciable level do to the changes that have occured in the earth in the last 3.8 billion years.
1. Change in the Atmosphere - too much oxygen.
2. any formed nutrients, amino acids, purines, pyrimidines etc. would be "swallowed" by viruses, bacteria etc.
3. The ozone layer limiting the ultraviolet rays which act as the energy source to the formation of the nutrients.
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