A student of Stanley Miller and Jeffrey Bada explains the failure of materialistic origin-of-life scenarios
Reading the details of a scientist's journey is encouraging and informative. Thanks for sharing the conversation. Having a background in aquatic ecology, specifically, limnology, made the exchange especially interesting.
Why did it end with "Finally, ther" ?
Thanks for the comment, George. I'm not sure what you meant by your last question. It suggests that the interview was unduly cut short. But it's all there: https://billdembski.substack.com/p/origin-of-life-interview-with-edward.
Glad I stuck with pursing this post. I had simply neglected to open your Substack post. I started reading in my email.
The questions and answers in the last quarter of this interview are excellent.
Reading the details of a scientist's journey is encouraging and informative. Thanks for sharing the conversation. Having a background in aquatic ecology, specifically, limnology, made the exchange especially interesting.
Why did it end with "Finally, ther" ?
Thanks for the comment, George. I'm not sure what you meant by your last question. It suggests that the interview was unduly cut short. But it's all there: https://billdembski.substack.com/p/origin-of-life-interview-with-edward.
Glad I stuck with pursing this post. I had simply neglected to open your Substack post. I started reading in my email.
The questions and answers in the last quarter of this interview are excellent.