Posted: Mar 23, 2010 12:30 pm
Newmark wrote:rainbow wrote:Newmark wrote:
What I was wondering was what impact your point and examples had on the discussion. Please be specific.
If you want specific answers, you'll have to ask specific questions.
OK?
Ok. How does "having evidence that something is possible doesn't mean that it's probable" impact onJust A Theory wrote:There is evidence that demonstrates that abiogenesis is possible but the evidence is not yet conclusive.
There is no evidence that demonstrates that abiogenesis is not possible. Of course, this lack of evidence is not yet conclusive.
Absent any other hypothesis for the origin of life, pursuing the first line of thought would seem to be the one most likely to lead to some form of resolution to the origin of life question.
in this specific case?
It answers the points Just a Theory made.
Please stop asking vague questions.
If you can't be specific, I'll choose to ignore you.
Please note the third line here, which was somehow omitted when you quoted Just A Theory.
Noted. Do you have a point you wish to make?