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Originally Posted by JcP
no, what he is saying is that your (and a lot of other people's) theory of how "we" came to be is half-baked.
While you are correct in how humans came to be (evolution) this in no way addresses how there is such a system as evolution, how evolution lead to your unexplainable existance, or more importantly how there is anything to evolve in the first place.
So you're right that we know how we came to be, assuming you mean this in the most basic of ways...because we also don't know how we came to be, since we don't have a CLUE as to why there was anything to evolve in the first place.
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so like are you saying why inorganic turned to organic? Like a bunch of chemicals turned into a cell?
If you are, there is an explanation for that. All DNA and life is a bunch of Amino Acids. And those amino acids can be made by passing a current through water which contains substances to be found in the early stages of the earth. Scientists have actually made life from chemicals to be found on earth back then. Once you have the amino acids, over millions of years those amino acids assemble them selves in random order. The best suited remain on earth and new versions of them come out while the the not so best suited get destroyed. And you might be wondering how do these become separate from the water it self? Lipids(fat) do the trick. Thats all cell membranes are, Oil. And you may have noticed when you put oil and water in jar they do not mix. Once you have basic amino acids you end up with organelles and RNA. That leads to more complexity and everything just keeps on getting more complex as complexity leads to better survival.
I'm no expert on this, so some of my stuff might be wrong. But I have the basic concept right. This is what I learned in Biology two years ago and I don't remember some stuff. You can always research more on the internet if you are interested. PhD professers and people who dedicated their life to this are far better equipped to explain this to you.
So that being said, Biology, or study or life, has been fully figured out. Science is now stuck on problems with physics. As physics is what created everything. Physics leads to Chemistry which leads to Biology.
Physics is hard to understand because it has some laws and conditions that are so crazy that you would be better of believing in fairy tales. The human brain has limitations to what we can understand. Only a few can understand those concepts (i'm not one of them). For example 4 dementional thinking which relativity proposes. And all of those other crzay ideas that you might have heard. Like time is slower in space than on earth.
Like my physics prof. said "physics is the science that is on drugs."