jimmydanger wrote:Nothing man can measure is ever going to be exact...but we can say with a high degree of confidence what we believe to be true. We don't know the exact mechanics of how life started but we have a pretty good idea it started in the ocean as a result of some energy input (lightning) interacting with chemicals. There are only four "letters" in the the DNA sequence, but they are arranged into a self-replicating order that although unlikely is possible. Every other thing that has ever lived came from that event. What we want to know is how common is life; if we even find slime growing on a rock on Titan it will have huge implications.
that is common assumption, but for quite a wile science believed the ether theory
now they believe a more convoluted version of the same thing. they know it's wrong but they're lost so they stick with it.
you cannot say how close you are to right until you know where the target is.
they will not know that until they prove something.
they believe that life came out of a pool.
but that is speculation based on the average water content in cells.
it could be totally wrong.
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