15 questions evolutionists cannot adequately answer

Yeah, basically the concept is that gravity and the strong force can bind together protons/neutrons and electrons will join in the fun. This will climb all the way up until Iron, at which point Neutrons start decaying into Protons. And then capture more electrons and neutrons.

So next we can talk about how some elements have empty electron orbitals. IE they feel incomplete and wish to fill a literal void in their electron spaces, so they form bonds with other atoms creating chemicals.

How's this going so far? Still following? it's easy to dismiss something when it's all together, but harder to dismiss when you go step by step.

 

dismiss? no I would put it another way, our character type causes us to have different talents and interests, and therefore fill different niches.
I am pleased to see you have interests, it makes for a happy life.
But excuse me, you mistook me for someone who gave a shit.

 

I give a shit. Chemistry and physics are legos for the growing mind.

 

You asked how life can come from nothing, and i'm trying to explain it step by step. My point was to say "Well that's too complex to happen." without the details isn't fair. I'm trying to give those details and make sure you understand each.

 

Far a field I think.
Have you written any code to create any process? Perhaps for a Computer?
Can you write any DNA code? Can you modify it? There are people that can.
But none have written any code for a new life form. So, I am force to think, you do not know how this is done or I imagine you would have
let the world in on the how by now.

 

"Romesberg started out with E coli, a bug normally found in soil and carried by people."

Modify.

 

Modified code.

 

Modified Code

He can't do it without DNA to begin his process. He takes DNA and Modifies it, may even add new lines and create new species. But he has to start with created life, he can't do it from elements alone.

Modified code.

 

Obtuse, he cannot do the process without DNA to begin, so any change not matter how grand is a modification.
He did not create life without life to begin.
Fine and in fee'-nay

 

No, he modified existing code for a new life form. But you know it. He has all the elements required, he just doesn't have that final touch, to turn elements into the DNA
The is only one being with that missing skill, and I know you know, but won't say.

 

Seem like a different article.

"Into this he inserted a loop of genetic material that carried normal DNA and two synthetic DNA bases"

Hell! He even calls it Modified.

"Romesberg found that when the modified bacteria divided they passed on the natural DNA as expected. But they also replicated the synthetic code and passed that on"

 

I applaud these guys, great work, wonderful contributions.
It's marvelous out they can modify the DNA and make what is needed.
Ring the Nobel bell!