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With odds standing at 1 chance in 10164 of finding a functional protein among the possible 150-amino-acid compounds, the probability is 84 orders of magnitude (or powers of ten) smaller than the probability of finding the marked particle in the whole universe. Another way to say that is the probability of finding a functional protein by chance alone is a trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion times smaller than the odds of finding a single specified particle among all the particles in the universe.” ― Stephen C. Meyer, Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design what do you say fellow ? I know we are going to say we have unlimited time but mathematician says that the boundry of probability is bounded by 10 to the power of 150 so any numbre exceed that the proba is 0 |
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رقم الموضوع : [2] |
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Life on other planets might have different genetic make up. Plus even with odds being so astronomically low it might happen. And if it failed on our planet and we never existed we won't be there to think we couldn't exist. We existed because the marks were there. We're lucky.
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رقم الموضوع : [3] |
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You are talking about finding a full functional protein by means of chance, and that is of course a logically and scientifically unaccepted. The proteins that were formed in the early days of life on earth were very simple that only some minor chemical processes can lead to their formation, we are talking about a very simple protein, but through time, complexity increased and eventually functionality. I suppose you are familiar with Uri's experiment regarding the fromation of functional proteins? |
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