How did these life evolved out?

[juvenissun]

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

 

[JackRT]

How did these life evolved out?

Your thread title above is completely incomprehensible.

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

Nothing "wants" to evolve. There is no consciousness or volition involved. It is what happens when conditions are right.

 

[Bugeyedcreepy]

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

What makes you think they "want to evolve into" this environment - what if they started there in the first place? or started out on a cold, lifeless sea floor, then adapted to this mineral rich & relatively plentiful food & energy source?

 

[Skreeper]

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

Animals don't choose to evolve. They just adapt to the environment they find themselves in.

 

[SnowyMacie]

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

It sort of happens, they don't really get to choose where or how they evolve, they just naturally adapt to their environment.

 

[Bugeyedcreepy]

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

Hobbyists:

Why would these people want to stamp collect in their spare time where there is no sunlight, socially isolated and soul-crushing?

 

[HereIStand]

The OP seems to imply that life does not evolve. (Although scientific opinion may.) Agree.

 

[Ophiolite]

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

Creationist Tube Worm to Neighbor, upon reading the latest scientific reports on life in France: why would these animals evolve into this place that is flooded with dangerous, high intensity electromagnetic radiation, hazardously low temperatures (<50deg.) and close to vacuum conditions?

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

Hobbyists:

Why would these people want to stamp collect in their spare time where there is no sunlight, socially isolated and soul-crushing?

They love the world, or the things of the world.
Often motivated by greed, or prestige, or some kind of self-worth or
any kind or perceived advantage over others.

 

[juvenissun]

Creationist Tube Worm to Neighbor, upon reading the latest scientific reports on life in France: why would these animals evolve into this place that is flooded with dangerous, high intensity electromagnetic radiation, hazardously low temperatures (<50deg.) and close to vacuum conditions?

I am serious. Where is the place you talked about?

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

G&&Gleeeeee search tube worms living in hell

science expeditions/ videos

 

[juvenissun]

No serious taker. I figured.

OK. Then I change the question a little bit to fit your shallow requirement:
Where do those animals come from?

Or, if you enjoy this more reasonable one better:
What makes life appear and thrive in that special niche, which 99.99% of life on the earth do not like?

Frankly, we do not know, and for sure, you do not have to know. But this feature could make you think harder about the validity of life evolution. And this issue is going to be hot. NASA people ARE looking at this issue on Europa and Enceladus. Stay tuned.

 

[Allandavid]

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

And I wonder why hydrogen WANTS to combine with oxygen to form water.....

 

[pitabread]

Why would these animals want

It's not a question of "want". Therefore, the question is nonsensical.

It's like asking if you "wanted" to be born. You didn't really have a choice.

 

[Allandavid]

No serious taker. I figured.

OK. Then I change the question a little bit to fit your shallow requirement:
Where do those animals come from?

Or, if you enjoy this more reasonable one better:
What makes life appear and thrive in that special niche, which 99.99% of life on the earth do not like?

Frankly, we do not know, and for sure, you do not have to know. But this feature could make you think harder about the validity of life evolution. And this issue is going to be hot. NASA people ARE looking at this issue on Europa and Enceladus. Stay tuned.

From what I understand, life "appearing" has nothing to do with evolution...

 

[pitabread]

What makes life appear and thrive in that special niche, which 99.99% of life on the earth do not like?

Because it can?

You seem to imply there is some purposeful choice about where and how life evolves. Rather, life just fills the niches it can. Unless there is a hard physical limit preventing life from evolving in a particular environment, there is nothing preventing it from adapting and evolving where possible.

 

[juvenissun]

Because it can?

You seem to imply there is some purposeful choice about where and how life evolves. Rather, life just fills the niches it can. Unless there is a hard physical limit preventing life from evolving in a particular environment, there is nothing preventing it from adapting and evolving where possible.

What determine "can" or "can not"?
I think your funny logic is: It is there, so it can.
It is typical political, not scientific.

 

[pitabread]

What determine "can" or "can not"?

Physics.

 

[juvenissun]

Physics.

Can some form of life live at the center of the earth? (if everything is solid to the center)

 

[sfs]

Can some form of life live at the center of the earth? (if everything is solid to the center)

Unknown. No form of life related to the life we see around us can live at the center of the earth, however. The chemistry won't work.