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The boring answer is that the initial origin of life depends on a sequence of extremely improbable chemical reactions (even given the prior existence of the mos
by pjdorrell 7y ago
The boring answer is that the initial origin of life depends on a sequence of extremely improbable chemical reactions (even given the prior existence of the most favourable possible “organic soup”), and there is no other life of any kind in the observable universe.
- baja_blast 7y agolife arose on Earth immediately after it cooled down and Earth then was nothing like what it is today. The organic chemical reactions are extremely probable not improbable.