How did life begin here on Earth?

[kronix]

God

 

[Methodical]

Read the Bible!

 

[UNATTACHED]

If you fukk with these type of videos you should watch all the videos in this channel and the channel called history of the universe.

 

[CW_1991]

These threads always turn into atheist vs believers arguments.

But God, the creator, whatever you wanna call it.

 

[Ghost Utmost]

Unknown my good Breh.

Just like how the Universe came into being out of nothing..

Miracles

 

[WaveGang]

Life began in Tanzania dem south East African sides been established.

That’s where the oldest human remains were found.

 

[Reflected]

One thing, these are incredibly complex matters, and I think attributing them to a creator just simplifies it all. Of course, one would think complex matters call for a complex creator, and of course the creator described in the Abrahamic texts suggests ability beyond human comprehension, but when I look at the known elements of our periodic table, when I look at atoms, these things, imo, are more complex than a creator. Their details don't suggest a fine-tuning, to me, as a layman, it suggests randomness.

IDK, everything just speaks to the result of chaos as opposed to order, it seems any form of order that can be observed was just the result, not the intention. To me, seeing it as the work of a creator is like meeting a 90 year old game developer who has been working on a game the entirety of their life, so you ask to see their work expecting the greatest game of all time, but he has been developing the engine, and the entirety of his life was soaked up developing a component, one single component of an atom in order to serve as the building blocks for everything else. Just seems like a creator, one that isn't time restricted or resource restricted, would have cut a lot (this is an understatement) of corners when he went about developing everything.


I'm reminded of this video when thinking of that game developer analogy.




edit: But that is a bit of an irony in all of this, I think these things are too complex for a creator.

 

[Sauce and Footwork]

God did you filthy atheists!

 

[Lord_nikon]

What is light without dark? What are you without me? I am a part of you all. You can never defeat me.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

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[Reflected]

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Next level summary skills. Video should be required watching before commenting, but you know most are just going to call it nonsense.

 

[Turbulent]

Maybe bacteria on an asteroid.

 

[A Pimp Named Slickback]

 

[SadimirPutin]

Find a YouTube channel called PBS Eons....

Look for topics such as prehistoric biology.....how the tree of life as we know it came to be etc etc

It really is a FASCINATING branch of science......

Humans being here are really the result of a chain of events that happened over billions of years...Heck the story of how Homo Sapiens became the successor species is amazing

 

[BaldingSoHard]

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Abiogenesis always seemed like supposition to me more than an actual hypothesis. To be fair, I hadn't really looked into it and I wasn't familiar with this experiment. Good stuff . I still personally still lean towards panspermia over abiogenesis or creationism. Seems like the simplest explanation.