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5/11/2015 8:47:22 PM
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The math for randomly combined chemicals is almost not possible.
The biggest hole I can shoot in this is that all organisms need food or other biological matter to derive caloric intake, so what would the first puddle of life eat?
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Edited by Britton: 5/12/2015 1:23:41 AMPhotosynthesis? Chemicals? I dunno without researching it.
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I would have thought Photosynthesis except for the chloroplast that process the CO2 are actually pretty advanced and a few million years beyond a pool without cell walls.
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Another popular idea is that life began deep underwater around thermal vents. Until we know exactly I can only guess really.
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I prefer to believe we were seeded by accident via a meteor or with purpose by a sentient being. Since we now know the Big Bang was inaccurate we must accept that other forms of life could have evolved while the Earth was still forming.
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Edited by Britton: 5/12/2015 1:41:16 AMOf course its a possibility we were seeded, on purpose or accident. The mystery of how life begins though is still a vital mystery to solve.
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I know we have isolated ecosystems of life on the ocean floor below the depth of Sunlight and Oxygenation.
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Yep. I'm reading about that topic. Its definitely a leading possibility. I may create a thread and paraphrase what it says once I finish reading about it.
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Edited by UltraCon79: 5/12/2015 1:29:10 AMThe theory intrigued me, but I think that we need to look at all the reasons things can't work to arrive at the reasons they do.
