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Should 'Flat Earth' be taught as science in schools.
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Are you aware that the Miller-Urey experiment essentially confuted the theory of abiogenesis? The experiment produced less than half of the 20 amino acids required for life. Without the correct combination of 20 amino acids as a set, functional protein molecules cannot be produced. Subsequent experiments have yielded similar results. 50 years of "creating life" indeed. Maybe you should actually learn what constitutes life in the first place before you begin arguing in favour of spontaneous generation.