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Originally Posted by Corbic
It was dumb luck that amino acids floating in mud was hit by lighting and became Pre-Bacteria. (Scientists are unable to replicate this). It was bad luck that a astroid hit the planet and killed the Dinosaurs clearing the way for mammals. It was dumb luck that over millions of years your personal ancestors didn't get eating, killed, plagued et al and you now exist.
If life truly adapts and finds ways, then why did nothing adapt to life on Mars? In fact the entire Earth is dumb luck. A little closer to the sun and it would be too hot, a little further and too cold. Planet a little bigger, to much gravity; too small, not enough. Moon size? Speed of rotation?
There is a reason the galaxy is void of life, because the amount of variables needed is so great that it's stupid dumb luck - or maybe divinely inspired.
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Just because you believe all that doesn't make it true. You shouldn't start poking holes in science until you actually know what's going on.
dumb luck lol