/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15740729
>darwinism relies on circular logic to justify itself
No it doesn't.
Here is the time table:
>early Earth is a stormy volcanic waterworld
>volcanic vents spilling out organic molecules
>literal lightning strike causes these molecules to begin to organize (see Miller-Urey Experiment, which is easily repeatable) and form proto-cell like structures
>non-alive self replicating organic molecules (something that isn't exactly difficult to find or create, see prions) that are precursors of RNA and DNA find refuge in these proto-cells
>through evolutionary processes (which is to say "things that do better continue to do better, things that do worse are out competed or die off"), the DNA which can create more protective cell membranes are selected for
>at this point, evolution proceeds from there
God isn't stupid and He's not a magician either. All of this is not trivial, and just works(TM).

>>14860279
>people who know nothing about anything related to the board come to /sci/

>>11546793
Also check out the Miller–Urey experiment. This shows how amino acids can form from basic molecules.