InDoctriNation
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- Jul 29, 2011
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Yes exactly life should be on most all planets why just one ? Why just one with water,sun,moon,gravity,seems like a major stretch of the imagination if you ask me.
Not only that there is no evidence to suggest it could of happened by chance ,none.
Not by chance, just given the mathematical probabilities is was almost certain to occur.
Really, maybe you should consider the mathematical possibility of life coming from non-life and leading to where we are now and don't forget all the condittions that are currently present . All the things necessary for life don't be rediculous.
This is an old, sad, tired argument. You tell me then, what is the mathematical probability of me sitting on my ass all day and rolling a six sided dice every 10 seconds and getting the exact result that I get. That's 8,640 rolls of a six sided dice. The probability of me getting the result that I get is (1/6)^8,640. Essentially, it is impossible for me to get the result that I get because the odds are so stacked against any result at all. Yet if I sit there all day and run the experiment, I'm going to get a result. Is this a miracle, according to you? Don't be ridiculous.