Since no ID-theorist has answered my question about what changes would have
had to have been made to early Earth to enable life to thereafter arise and
evolve without further intervention, I've come up with an alternative question:
Is it possible that life has arisen and evolved naturalistically
someplace else in the "known" Universe? If so, how would
this location have to differ from Earth? If no, why not? If no,
how can we know that conditions are *nowhere* suited to the
naturalistic origination of life from non-life replicators and to
the evolution of life to a human-level of complexity?
--Chris
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