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| Topic: How can life evolve from the non-living? | |
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Any wild guesses? I think it's poetry. A molecule sets out to write a loan application, and his wife walks in (the one with the same vanence but opposite in pH.). Molecule will write a cute poem to his wife, and that is the beginning of all life on earth. Henry Thorough :drink: I like that one...molecule walks into a bar..... 
I have only two more words to say on this deep subject.... "dust bunnies" 
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9ZRHoawyOg There are a couple ideas in the vidoe up there and the video is less than 10 minutes. |
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Mon 10/31/11 10:49 PM
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I watched a program by NOVA about chemical evolution and it was very interesting.
I'm not really buying it until they actually create life though. And of course I am curious about where these chemicals came from in the first place. (Yes, they came from super Nova's and stars and stuff...) |
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So when I get asked this question, I start with a question of my own.
Why do you find light weight rocks washed up further on the beach than the heavy rocks? |
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