what do you mean which version

oh dear

the one that states homo sapien are primate derivitave

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thats Macro and unprovable

also the whole abiogenesis is mathmatically impossible

well it probably started on earth from some sort of bacteria or some bacterial chemicals on a meteorite on primordial earth

that is something we cant prove is where it comes from but no one says evolution is the origin of life

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noj4phMT9OE

https://youtu.be/_zQXgJ-dXM4he

watch them both, enjoy.

@inky you mean panspermia?

no, he disagrees with that notion

yea

no i say thats not provable

an thats a nonsense anyhoo, if you actually are prepaired to admit you dont know it all

watch those vids

i think that thats probably the case

You know waterbears are proof of some sort of panspermia.

not according to those, as I say watch em

Meta, no, derp, lamo

im not going to waste an hour on some dude grilling a computer scientist

welp, that not what happened at all

i dont know much ab panspermia

Here ehh

watch the 2nd linkthen

-define panspermia

**panspermia**: the theory [that life] exists and is distributed throughout the universe in the form of [germs] or [spores] that develop in the right environment.

*"Man, we really brought Ed back to life by bringing him to this club. It seems like the perfect enviroment for him; he's [definetly] going [to get laid]. If it wasn't for this club he would be pretty much [worthless]."

"Yeah man, it's like panspermia."*
*(<http://panspermia.urbanup.com/3173791>)* *1 more results*

https://youtu.be/_zQXgJ-dXM4he

see what you fink

if youre smert enough to sit for an hour that is

The meteors as you said before carried these spores of life into earth.

can you even pay attention that long?

isnt fortnite calling you!?

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Meta, have you watched either of those

you really would like them

Okay

good good

did you just link "The Pascal Lectures on Christianity and the University" into a scientific discussion

nope