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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Johannes Koehler wrote:
> Sorry for chiming in but this topic sounds interesting. Of cóurse I
> didn't read the whole thread so please ignore my post if its a repost
> of the contents.
>
> > And finally, what things do you mean when you refer to "all the
> > unexplainable things?" I'm not actually aware of any.
>
> How about The Life™? I can't believe that's just the result of a
> thunderbolt melting some incidentally present amino acids.
> If that was the truth men would be able to re-enact it in the
> laboratory.
Ferget about that one. I'd actually be more worried that someone
does re-enact that in a lab before we're prepared for the consequences.
And not so long ago you may have said the same thing about just the
thunderbolt part.
How 'bout this? What the heck was going on before the big bang, and
where was it? Neither science nor religion explain that to my
satisfaction. How am I supposed to sleep at night without a
reasonable explanation for this important event?
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