An Open Letter to God

[butong101]

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dear god, thank you for enlightening us that we are not your only creation. We owe so much from your kindness that our planet earth was save from the destruction brought by megatron and company. Thank you for not making our planet much alike of cybertron. The autobots can only envy us for you have spared us from the destruction they wished to bring upon our homes.

P.S. god, thanks for giving optimus prime on our side.

Amen.

[yanong_banikanhon]

nagseselos ka ba yanong?

Layo na lagi dayon kaayo ang tinubagan.

Here is the same question again:

Asa man ang evidence nga through natural process, the inorganic elements became a living organism? Ipakita ang evidence, florida. Give us the scientific journal where it was published.

Brayt man kaha ka sa science. Nganong dili man lagi ka katubag sa simple nga pangutana? Ayaw ko ingna nga imo na pud kong i-add sa imong ignore list kay natuk-an man ka karon.

[mark_012590]

Yanong, have you heard about the Miller Urey Experiment?

That experiement was associated with the abiogenesis, and therefore, it was concluded that amino acids, which as we know, are the building blocks of life, can form through chemical process naturally.

And sir, I'm doing my part in researching and I'm careful not to extract wrong information that could lead to istoryans being misinformed. So if that took me long to reply that's because I wanna make sure everything I'm gonna type here is correct. Got it?

Mind reading further? Miller

[yanong_banikanhon]

Yanong, have you heard about the Miller Urey Experiment?

That experiement was associated with the abiogenesis, and therefore, it was concluded that amino acids, which as we know, are the building blocks of life, can form through chemical process naturally.

Yeah, I've heard about it long time back. That experiment produced amino acid. Are you trying to tell me that amino acid (a lifeless combination of carbon, hydrogen, etc...) is actually a living organism?

Asa man pung libroha nimo nabasa nga kanang amino acid usa diay ka living organism? Asa man pud na nga phylum sa animal kingdom na-belong ang amino acid?

Pagtarong og tubag, ha. Basin maulaw sa imo ang imong biology teacher sa highschool.

[mark_012590]

Yeah, I've heard about it long time back. That experiment produced amino acid. Are you trying to tell me that amino acid which is a lifeless organic compound is actually a living organism?

Asa man pung libroha nimo nabasa nga living organism kanang amino acid?

I never said that amino acids are living. I'm saying that amino acids are the building blocks of life.

[florida.blanca]

nagpataka ra jud nis yanong!

mark, yaw na lang jud paghope nga matarong ng inyong conversation! coz that guy will make a way para madivert ang issues sa lain!

in short, way klaro! wa man gani nakacomprehend sa imung gisulti nga ang animo acid is the building blocks of life!

ang iyang interpretation kay living organism ang amino acid klaro kaayo ignorant sa science!

[yanong_banikanhon]

I never said that amino acids are living. I'm saying that amino acids are the building blocks of life.

Then you have not answered my question. Let me ask the question again:

Asa man ang evidence nga through natural process, the lifeless amino acids BECAME a living organism?

[butong101]

Yanong, have you heard about the Miller Urey Experiment?

That experiement was associated with the abiogenesis, and therefore, it was concluded that amino acids, which as we know, are the building blocks of life, can form through chemical process naturally.

And sir, I'm doing my part in researching and I'm careful not to extract wrong information that could lead to istoryans being misinformed. So if that took me long to reply that's because I wanna make sure everything I'm gonna type here is correct. Got it?

Mind reading further? Miller

The Miller and Urey experiment[1] (or Urey–Miller experiment)[2] was an experiment that simulated hypothetical conditions thought at the time to be present on the early Earth, and tested for the occurrence of chemical origins of life.

we can see the difference thru the following :

hy·poth·e·sis/hīˈpäTHəsis/Noun
1. A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.
2. A proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth.

the·o·ry/ˈTHēərē/Noun
1. A supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, esp. one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained:

facts of fact (Noun)
1. A thing that is indisputably the case.

from here on, still we can not be definitive of any scientific findings they have as of the moment. Just like the scientific community flip-flop on its categorization of the formerly planet pluto..

the most tricky part is.. "the experiment used/simulated hypothetical earthly conditions.. "

[mark_012590]

Then you have not answered my question. Let me ask the question again:

Asa man ang evidence nga through natural process, the lifeless amino acids BECAME a living organism?

Holy mother of God! Sir, kanang Miller Urey experiment wa man tingali na nimu gibasa? Murag sakto gyud si Florida nga wa kay klaro?

As what I can see we're going round and round in circles. I rest my case.

[yanong_banikanhon]

ang iyang interpretation kay living organism ang amino acid klaro kaayo ignorant sa science!

Dili na akong interpretation, florida. Interpretation na sa imong fan nga si mark.Klaro kaayo ang akong pangutana bahin sa living organism, pero iyang tubag amino acid. It is either nangilad siya kay wala nama'y laing tubag or wala siya kabalo nga DILI LIVING ORGANISM ang amino acid.