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Physical & Life Sciences
Spontaneous Life Generation in Lab is Impossible
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<blockquote data-quote="jhwatts" data-source="post: 65270563" data-attributes="member: 349483"><p>The holy grail of evolution is to simulate life in the laboratory and claim this proves the idea of the origin of life. It is impossible to prove life is a result of a random process in the laboratory. </p><p></p><p>I say this for the simple fact that the experiment must be orchestrated. Any interaction from an external being removes the truly random component from the experiment. Simply by observing the experiment, touching, or measuring any part of it excludes it from being purely random. Hence the experiment becomes immeasurable and proves nothing.</p><p></p><p>I didn't realize there was a evolution sub-forum. Moderator move this if needed please.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jhwatts, post: 65270563, member: 349483"] The holy grail of evolution is to simulate life in the laboratory and claim this proves the idea of the origin of life. It is impossible to prove life is a result of a random process in the laboratory. I say this for the simple fact that the experiment must be orchestrated. Any interaction from an external being removes the truly random component from the experiment. Simply by observing the experiment, touching, or measuring any part of it excludes it from being purely random. Hence the experiment becomes immeasurable and proves nothing. I didn't realize there was a evolution sub-forum. Moderator move this if needed please. [/QUOTE]
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