The INCREDIBLE Story of the Mechanism at the ORIGIN of the Evolution of Life! | DOCUMENTARY 2024

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"In the realm of Particle Physics and Particle Chemistry, a captivating debate surrounds the fundamental constituents of matter, specifically focusing on the intricate building blocks of quarks, electrons, and gluons Can we unravel the profound essence of these particles and their interactions, which ultimately sculpt the very fabric of our universe? Delving into the heart of this discourse lies a fundamental question: What are the elemental particles that constitute quarks, electrons, and gluons, and how do their dynamic interplays delineate the fundamental architecture of matter? As we probe deeper into the subatomic realm, we unravel the mysterious dance of quarks, the elementary particles that make up protons and neutrons. Are they truly indivisible, or do they harbour deeper complexities awaiting discovery? Likewise, electrons, the enigmatic carriers of electric charge, stand as solitary entities, yet their behaviour perplexes even the most astute physicists. How do these particles, seemingly devoid of internal structure, exert such profound influence over the properties of matter? And then, there are gluons, the mediators of the strong force binding quarks together within the confines of atomic nuclei. How do these elusive particles govern the stability and structure of the very matter from which life itself emerges? In the grand tapestry of existence, proteins and sugars, the very building blocks of life, find their genesis in the intricate arrangements of these fundamental particles. Can we decipher the profound implications of these subatomic constituents on the macroscopic world, shedding light on the origins of life itself? Thus, the discourse unfolds, as we delve into the depths of particle physics, seeking to unravel the mysteries of existence through the lens of quarks, electrons, and gluons, and their profound implications for the nature of reality and the origins of life." The understanding of System Chemistry: Systems chemistry is the science of studying networks of interacting molecules to create new functions from a set (or library) of molecules with different hierarchical levels and emergent properties. Systems chemistry is also related to the origin of life (abiogenesis). Aboiogenesis Darwinism ’s theory was reasonable and well documented. But it was strongly criticized, proven wrong, and rejected by scientists like Sir Richard Owen and Adam Sedgwick and many more like them. The main criticisms of Darwinism were: Darwinism explained the survival of the fittest but not the arrival of the fittest or the building blocks of anything Natural selection did not explain the evolution of terrestrial animals from aquatic forms. It did not explain the effect of use and disuse of organs and the presence of vestigial organs. Example: Presence of vermiform appendix. Darwinism did not differentiate between somatic and germinal variations and considered all variations are heritable. It did not explain the phenomenon of extinction of those organisms who had many specialized organs. Example: Extinction of mammoth and we don't know any scientist that was present there billions of years ago to record such an event happening before there eye's for the data to be observed and recorded. Little background on the two scientists mentioned: 1. Sir Richard Owen In 1820, he began the first of three apprenticeships with Lancaster surgeons. He attended anatomy lectures at the University of Edinburgh in 1824-25 and finished his surgical training at St. Bartholomew's Hospital in London. 2.Adam Sedgwick was a British geologist and one of the founders of modern geology. He proposed the Cambrian and Devonian period of the geological timescale, and also, are you ready, Professor He also influenced "CHARLES DARWIN", William Hopkins and George Julius Poulett Scrope, so that means CHARLES DARWIN and his Darwinism Principle's were strongly rejected by his own mentor 😅 Come on, Science , you can do better than that. Stop relying on Darwinism BS and billions of years to do somethingThe intersection of science and spirituality has long fascinated scholars and thinkers alike. As we delve deeper into the mysteries of the universe through scientific inquiry, we often uncover awe-inspiring complexities that evoke a sense of wonder and reverence. Some argue that the more we uncover through science, the more we perceive the intricate design and orderliness of the cosmos, which hints at a guiding force or intelligence behind it all - what many refer to as "God." From the elegant precision of physical laws governing the cosmos to the intricacies of biological systems, scientific discoveries continually illuminate the grandeur and sophistication of existence. Each revelation unveils a new layer of understanding, prompting reflection on the profound questions of existence, purpose, and the origins of life itself. In this light, some view the pursuit of scientific knowledge as a journey toward uncovering the handiwork of a divine creator. They see the intricate web of interconnected phenomena and the delicate balance of nature as evidence of an intelligent design imbued with purpose and meaning. For them, science is not just a tool for understanding the natural world but a pathway to deeper spiritual insight and appreciation. However, it's important to acknowledge that not all interpretations of science lead to the same conclusions about spirituality or the existence of a higher power. Science operates within the realm of empirical evidence and testable hypotheses, while matters of faith often transcend the boundaries of empirical observation. Therefore, while science may provide insights into the mechanisms and processes of the universe, it can not definitively prove or disprove the existence of God. Ultimately, the relationship between science and spirituality is deeply personal and subjective, shaped by individual beliefs, experiences, and interpretations. In essence, the journey of scientific exploration can indeed deepen our appreciation for the mysteries of existence and inspire a sense of awe and wonder that some interpret as evidence of a divine presence. Yet, the quest for understanding is ongoing, and whether one finds God in the revelations of science or elsewhere remains a deeply personal and profound journey of discovery the origins of life.

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