/sci/ - Science & Math

>>968787
Well I wasn't there.

>>968267
Thanks, man. That was exactly what I was looking for.

>>968047
If I am a troll, then you just took the bait. Responding seriously to a post, then calling the op a troll, is... somewhat an oxymoron, I think. Anyhow I appreciate your contribution.

Basically you are saying that this was a chance happening, but it's not so miraculous because the universe is so large, it's bound to happen at least once?

This isn't good enough. Molecules are not magical, but this is what you are implying. How do they reproduce if they are not living, how do you make something alive from something that is dead without bringing some creator into the equation? I won't settle for "God did it" and I won't settle for "It just happened", I need an explanation! Forgive me for taking frustration out on you, I have issues.

Where did life come from? How did it start?

I have seen youtubes with Lawrence Krauss, Carl Sagan, and Niel DeGrasse Tyson and they say it began in the sea, over a billion years ago. Molecules had spontaneously combined in a pattern that could replicate itself, thus DNA, or RNA, was formed.

This miraculous chance happening is bullshit, and it sounds religious. This is as likely to happen as a tornado going through a junkyard and producing a functional 747.

So, /sci/, explain the origins of life.

nb4 gawd or magnets, nb4 op cant nb4, or other /b/ shit.