Daniel Smith
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| Quote (Louis @ Oct. 29 2008,12:05) | I for one would love to know which of the chemical systems underpinning biology (at very detailed "resolution") is inexplicable by natural processes. I'd love a specific example, and I'd love to know how it is more complex than the welter of interacting chemical systems at a less detailed "resolution".
I'm guessing the specifics: they will not be forthcoming.
Louis |
I gave one specific example in my original argument - the synthesis of certain amino acids in E. coli.
No one here has attempted to show how that biochemical pathway (which is pretty simple) originated via natural processes. Can you?
Anyone who has studied biology at or below the cellular level could probably list thousands of them, (though most, I'm guessing, wouldn't want to).
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