Name any Aspect
> Life is NOT here to grow, metabolize, replicate, eat, or any
> other aspect of life. Life is here because those processes
> make life more stable in its environment.
So let me try to reword your original question:
Can anybody name any adaptation that doesn't better
adapt life to the environment?
No, Tom, I can't. How insightful of you to ask!
Tom
Ok then stop looking for a self replicator and
start looking for prebiotic chemical processes that support
adaptation to the environment .
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: First Mutation Was Biggish
... Tom H., I'd be interested to read a description of how ... My idea is this - life is not a system that emerged independent of the ... environment - it is a reaction to that environment. ... cell, replicator, atp, rna, amino acids, everything being in same place, at ...
(sci.bio.evolution) - Re: Article: The Origin of Life
... There is no reason why life *must* become more ... Evolution is not a process driven by the "needs" of the individual. ... RNA can't replicate without proteins, ...
(talk.origins) - Re: Ribosome origin explained?
... origin of life since - well ... ... Anyhoos, It's not a major challenge to replicate (ring 1, of the ... All it says is that it's a "puzzle in a puzzle". ... A layer of onion rings. ...
(talk.origins) - Re: Article: The Origin of Life
... Most evolutionists in here and elsewhere claim that there is no reason for life to tend to become more complicated. ... If a primitive or proto-cell could continue going on with just some RNA as its replicating material and a simple semi-permeable fatty acid as an envelope could haver survived in its simple state, ... As I mentioned before in previous posts, it must be very unsatisfying to evolutionists to not be able to replicate life or duplicate the conditions that they believe created it in the first place. ... So God is totally out of the picture, and humans are the accidental product of a purposeless universe. ...
(talk.origins) - Re: Article: The Origin of Life
... Most evolutionists in here and elsewhere claim that there is no reason for life to tend to become more complicated. ... If a primitive or proto-cell could continue going on with just some RNA as its replicating material and a simple semi-permeable fatty acid as an envelope could haver survived in its simple state, ... RNA can't replicate without proteins, proteins can't be produced with RNA etc., etc. ...
(talk.origins) |
|
