and then there was life! - (Jan/27/2009 )

it's very simple and it's all been programmed by God before it all started.

it is just chemical and biochemical reactions between atoms and molecules.....yes, and then there was life!

infact we all are just super-molecules. everything we are is biochemical reactions.....it started with small molecules, they reacted with each other and made bigger molecules...and then it was me .....lol

Curtis on Jan 31 2009, 07:14 PM said:

No doubt it was you. Who else it could be?

lol - "Those who canot remeber the past are doomed to repeet it" was not Santana - it was George Santayana, the Spanish author and not from a song - from a book - I think Reason In Common Sense.

GeorgeWolff on Jan 31 2009, 04:55 PM said:

That's the Santana I was talking about...thanks for pointing that out George......no wonder there was soo much confusion..and I think it's The Life of Reason..but we shld check it out...and he was also a very talented guy...just like the real Santana

all of them are the same.

Curtis on Jan 31 2009, 09:14 PM said:

So is that proof that the Universe can make mistakes?


Good to see you back in the Forum, Curtis!

Curtis on Jan 31 2009, 09:14 PM said:

So, Random numbers are not random; RCTs are not RCTS. They are all predetermined.

swanny on Feb 1 2009, 05:49 PM said:

thanks swanny.

but don't consider me a Richard Dawkins follower....I don't like the guy...all he says is agnosticism but he still believes he is an atheist. maybe the guy doesn't know the difference between the two terms.

Curtis on Feb 3 2009, 01:44 AM said:

I wouldn't dream of that! Actually, I think he just doesn't bother thinking too hard about the opposing views to his own. The big problem is that he has managed to grab the attention of the non-science public, who fawn over his every word. I doubt that very much of his last few books would get anywhere in peer-reviewed publications, because much of it is speculation, personal opinion or simple vitriol against those who hold different opinions. I've kind of given up worrying about him.

Curtis on Jan 31 2009, 02:14 AM said:

but don't you think you take away from the human spirit if you call us biochemical reactions?
i mean, i get that we are all put together the same way, but then how come these same biochemical reactions can function differently for everyone- same mechanics, different results?