How Was Life Created?

[Wikkiwallana]

The basic building block compounds of life form spontaneously and easily given the right ingredients. Given those basic ingredients, fairly stochastic, aqueous environment to allow for electrolytic chemistry, and an incredible amount of time, a small number of very primitive self-replicators could eventually form. These self-replicators could then improve through evolution.

The self-replicators don't even need the aqueous environment, there was something a while back about life like particles being found in a charged dust cloud in space or something similar, but I'm having trouble pinning it down, all I can find is from 2007, but it was more recent than that.

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[Four-sided Triangles]

The self-replicators don't even need the aqueous environment, there was something a while back about life like particles being found in a charged dust cloud in space or something similar, but I'm having trouble pinning it down, all I can find is from 2007, but it was more recent than that.

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I suppose it might be possible, but electrolytic chemistry is such a boon to spontaneous chemical processes, and water is such a common chemical compound, that it is unnecessary to speculate about non-aqueous life for the purposes of explaining life on earth.

[Wikkiwallana]

You haven't seen me eat cake, have you?

I haven't, but the ninjas have.

And they know there isn't chewing involved, just inhaling.

[Drachmar]

Panspermia

Thread never ends...

Technically, Panspermia doesn't answer how life began, just how it might have gotten to any given planet. The space cruising organisms would still have had to come from abiogenesis.

I see attempts at humor have failed.

[Northwest Slobovia]

When two complementary oligonucleotides love each other very much, they form a very special secondary structure...

[Wikkiwallana]

The self-replicators don't even need the aqueous environment, there was something a while back about life like particles being found in a charged dust cloud in space or something similar, but I'm having trouble pinning it down, all I can find is from 2007, but it was more recent than that.

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I suppose it might be possible, but electrolytic chemistry is such a boon to spontaneous chemical processes, and water is such a common chemical compound, that it is unnecessary to speculate about non-aqueous life for the purposes of explaining life on earth.

True, I just like the fact that life isn't limited to wet areas. It reminds me of a great quote that I can't seem to find at the moment, something along the lines of "Wherever life can survive, it thrives. Where it can't, it takes a bit longer."

[Belvadaire]

Life comes from life, Makes sense right? philosophers even amit that, scientist can't even create life without taking a substance from a living organism. Not trying ro promote religion in any sort, but it's common sense. I just stood back and looked at everyone I walk past every day, and think, " everybody have a unique mind-set, it has to come from a unlimited higher being, we can't make millions of things diffrent, because our perspective is limited, and our mind is limited, we find ourselves doing things over and over, we can't go to much further as far thinking.It truly take a mind with unlimited means to created things you see today, from earth figures to the stars above, every star has a diffrent figure shape, think about it, the truth is right in your face but most people tend to be stubborn of that fact, just look around, and ask yourself, could one human being make all this amazing sights, from earth to the stars, to the oxygen that we breathe, to the very strength of a being? everyone on earth know the truth to that question, but blined by educational pride, they only see through their degrees of philosophy.

[DEATH HOUSE]

one thery of how life was created was so elements going together at the exact temp to creat a simple cell then came evolution mouse oops you aredy said it

[Northwest Slobovia]

The self-replicators don't even need the aqueous environment, there was something a while back about life like particles being found in a charged dust cloud in space or something similar, but I'm having trouble pinning it down, all I can find is from 2007, but it was more recent than that.

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I suppose it might be possible, but electrolytic chemistry is such a boon to spontaneous chemical processes, and water is such a common chemical compound, that it is unnecessary to speculate about non-aqueous life for the purposes of explaining life on earth.

That's a mighty sweeping conclusion for something we know so little about.

[Maineiacs]

All life was sneezed out of the nose of the Great Green Arkleseizure.

[Wikkiwallana]

Life comes from life, Makes sense right? philosophers even amit that, scientist can't even create life without taking a substance from a living organism. Not trying ro promote religion in any sort, but it's common sense. I just stood back and looked at everyone I walk past every day, and think, " everybody have a unique mind-set, it has to come from a unlimited higher being, we can't make millions of things diffrent, because our perspective is limited, and our mind is limited, we find ourselves doing things over and over, we can't go to much further as far thinking.It truly take a mind with unlimited means to created things you see today, from earth figures to the stars above, every star has a diffrent figure shape, think about it, the truth is right in your face but most people tend to be stubborn of that fact, just look around, and ask yourself, could one human being make all this amazing sights, from earth to the stars, to the oxygen that we breathe, to the very strength of a being? everyone on earth know the truth to that question, but blined by educational pride, they only see through their degrees of philosophy.

Scientist have tried a few times in a few laboratories over a few decades. Physics had the entire universe try constantly for billions of years. Please don't act like a lack of results on the scientists' part is because life is somehow magical.

[Conserative Morality]

Life comes from life, Makes sense right? philosophers even amit that, scientist can't even create life without taking a substance from a living organism. Not trying ro promote religion in any sort, but it's common sense. I just stood back and looked at everyone I walk past every day, and think, " everybody have a unique mind-set, it has to come from a unlimited higher being, we can't make millions of things diffrent, because our perspective is limited, and our mind is limited, we find ourselves doing things over and over, we can't go to much further as far thinking.It truly take a mind with unlimited means to created things you see today, from earth figures to the stars above, every star has a diffrent figure shape, think about it, the truth is right in your face but most people tend to be stubborn of that fact, just look around, and ask yourself, could one human being make all this amazing sights, from earth to the stars, to the oxygen that we breathe, to the very strength of a being? everyone on earth know the truth to that question, but blined by educational pride, they only see through their degrees of philosophy.

"I'm not trying to promote religion, but science can't explain it! Tides go in, tides go out, sun goes up, sun goes down!"

Have a little light reading

[Four-sided Triangles]

Life comes from life, Makes sense right? philosophers even amit that, scientist can't even create life without taking a substance from a living organism. Not trying ro promote religion in any sort, but it's common sense. I just stood back and looked at everyone I walk past every day, and think, " everybody have a unique mind-set, it has to come from a unlimited higher being, we can't make millions of things diffrent, because our perspective is limited, and our mind is limited, we find ourselves doing things over and over, we can't go to much further as far thinking.It truly take a mind with unlimited means to created things you see today, from earth figures to the stars above, every star has a diffrent figure shape, think about it, the truth is right in your face but most people tend to be stubborn of that fact, just look around, and ask yourself, could one human being make all this amazing sights, from earth to the stars, to the oxygen that we breathe, to the very strength of a being? everyone on earth know the truth to that question, but blined by educational pride, they only see through their degrees of philosophy.

In common, everyday experience, life comes from life.

In reality, life is entirely made of non-life. Not a single atom in any human body is "alive."

[Rainbows and Rivers]

Life comes from life, Makes sense right?

Generally, but it's not a fundamental law of nature or anything.

[JJ Place]

Why does it matter how life managed to come about?

[Rainbows and Rivers]

Why does it matter how life managed to come about?

Well, it's actually a pretty interesting question, isn't it?

[The lepearchauns]

at some point the conditions became perfect for an amino acid to form in a pool of water. those acids formed into the first single cell organism. eventually evolution took its course and life started

[JJ Place]

Why does it matter how life managed to come about?

Well, it's actually a pretty interesting question, isn't it?

It's a damn interesting question. But, Why does it matter? We're all here, we're all alive, and through research we can all be well. Why concern ourselves with discovery of the details of the creation of life?

[Four-sided Triangles]

It's a damn interesting question. But, Why does it matter? We're all here, we're all alive, and through research we can all be well. Why concern ourselves with discovery of the details of the creation of life?

Why not concern ourselves with it? What is the point in rejecting curiosity? When has shutting the door on intellectual inquiry ever done anything good for anyone?

[H N Fiddlebottoms VIII]

I'll stop now, I promise.

No. Don't ever stop. Don't ever, ever stop. Please.

As to life? It occurred because it did. The past is a really dumb thing to waste your brain on, as it existed as a necessity given that our current state of affairs could not have arisen had the exact past we know not have occurred. Life was created because life as we know it exists. Maybe a time traveler from the year 3100 accidentally left some germs on a pre-life Earth while trying to gather some of those sweet, sweet pre-life minerals.

[Four-sided Triangles]

The past is a really dumb thing to waste your brain on, as it existed as a necessity given that our current state of affairs could not have arisen had the exact past we know not have occurred.

The past is where all observations come from. Everything we know about the world, we only know by examining events that already occurred.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

You see, I had a bad case of gas...

[Calenhardon]

Well, it's actually a pretty interesting question, isn't it?

It's a damn interesting question. But, Why does it matter? We're all here, we're all alive, and through research we can all be well. Why concern ourselves with discovery of the details of the creation of life?

Because we can and we want too.

[JJ Place]

It's a damn interesting question. But, Why does it matter? We're all here, we're all alive, and through research we can all be well. Why concern ourselves with discovery of the details of the creation of life?

Why not concern ourselves with it? What is the point in rejecting curiosity? When has shutting the door on intellectual inquiry ever done anything good for anyone?

Never at all; inquiry is a virtue of all success, an ingredient in all successful batters. However, why are we considering this question, a question of such great magnitude, in it's current form and formulation?

[Calenhardon]

Why not concern ourselves with it? What is the point in rejecting curiosity? When has shutting the door on intellectual inquiry ever done anything good for anyone?

Never at all; inquiry is a virtue of all success, an ingredient in all successful batters. However, why are we considering this question, a question of such great magnitude, in it's current form and formulation?

Because no one has come up with a better form and formulation yet?