Bio-molecularTony writes:
All "life" can't exist unless it is made, constructed, assembled. There needs to be some smart programming instructions with enough intelligence built into the code, to automatically self-assemble with the use of bio-machinery already there waiting for instructions.
Do you know what is wrong with this argument? Do you realize why no one takes this claim seriously? Let me explain it to you.
You are stating a hypothesis as fact, without providing any facts to substantiate it.
I will give you an example:
Premise A: "Objects fall toward the ground when there is nothing to suspend them"
Premise B: "We know Premise A to be true
because we can see objects fall to the ground."
Premise C: "We know Premise A & B to be true
because we have repeatedly tested them, with many other individuals independently testing them."
Conclusion: Objects fall toward the ground when there is nothing to suspend them.
Your argument stops at Premise A. This is evident as not once do you use the words (or any combination thereof of similar meaning) "we know this because" with facts following them.
I would posit the reason that you go no further than Premise A is due mainly to your lack of any substantiating evidence whatsoever for your claim.