Comments by "Guy Who Likes Ecclesiastes" (@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts) on "Abiogenesis: What Is the Probability Life Arose from Inorganic Chemicals?" video.

  1. Wait, does tube delete all comments with URLs? Let me test.
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  2.  @PanopticonMind  in this case, that's missing the point. It's not nessercerily that evolution is flawed, so we should believe in God, it's more that evolutionnis so wildly improbable that you would need a probalistic notable for it to happen. At that point, whether it's evolution or another method, it looks like it shouldn't happen but did. Until we can empirically prove abiogenesis, we can'tknow whether it's possible, but we do know that if it is it probabalistically shouldn't be. No matter how many layers deep you go as regards causes, you end up at the same place, things are either contingent or non contingent, you can't have only contingent things, so there must be a non contingent thing on which others are contingent, and since the world is ordered not random, that contingency appears designed. That's the meat of the question.
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  3. This theorizing about evolution is interesting, but until we see this happening it seems impossible to be dogmatic about it.
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