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Actor, a few questions for you:
Is Abiogenesis, generally, considered to be a scientific
1. Fact
2. Law
3. Theory
4. Hypothesis
5. Fiction
6. None of the above?
Much earlier in this discussion you defined abiogenesis as taking place in a large, open system and biogenesis, conversely, as occurring in a small, closed system. You never answered my question about whether you meant the universe by "open or closed" or were you alluding to a more a localized environment, such as this planet?
And finally, how could either take place since the two very different conditions required for either abiogenesis or biogenesis to have occurred are mutually exclusive?
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Last edited by boxcar; 02-22-2018 at 01:09 PM.
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