Abiogenesis

In order to explain an aparently incoherent statement, you are giving us an even more incromprehensible one.Lets break it by parts1. Since when artificial means forgery (phony)?
2. Since when is real the oposite of artificial?
3. Since when an statement about the nature of the artificial (to be created by intelligent processes.) can be taken as an oposite statement (to be created by unintelligent processes.) about the oposite of artificial ??? It's a non-sequiturEdited by fallacycop, : typo

I assume there was aa Artificial 1 entry in the Websters dictionary. May be that`s the one everybody else in this thread is using. (A clear case of equivocation). Now, I find it really hard to believe you could be that desengenious, should I assume you are simply being facetious?

Just a little nitpick electrons are not held by the strong force. They are held by the electromagnetic force. May be you meant quarks?

I`m afraid you`re not right about that one , as Doddy pointed out. But if you don`t mind me asking, What difference does that make?

In the case of DNA you can take every base as a discrete unit. The word discrete means that there are a finite (countable) number of possibilities.Contrast, if you will, a CD with an LP. In a CD the music is encoded in sequence of zeros and ones. there are only two possibilities for every unit of information. that`s a countable number of possibilities, which makes the information content of CD`s discrete or Digital.LP`s(Venyl), on the other hand, have the music encoded into microscopic grooves that cannot be broken down into units with finite (countable) possibilities. That makes them analag.DNA, like CD`s, have their information encoded in discrete form. Every base has 4 possibilities -- a,c,t,g -- which is countable (Digital)I hope that helps

To be electronic or optical is a red hearing. Even analog TV`s are elctronic. Binary data sure is digital, but it is defnetly not the only possible choice for digital data.

Interesting enough, water never boils above its critical point pressure which is somewhere around 220 atmosphere (If I remember it right). (That's about 2200 meters below sea level.)