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Scientists Deceive Public. Dr. Rob Stadler Dissects Origin of Life Science Claims on RNA Replication 

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Analysis of the Origin of Life Debate at Harvard with Dr. Lee Cronin
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Dr. James Tour and Dr. Rob Stadler break down the misleading statements of Origin of Life Researchers by Dr. Gerald Joyce.
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Check out an entertaining and informational series of the current science of abiogenesis:
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Dr. Jack Szostack on Autocatalysis:
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"Autocatalytic sets is one of those concepts where the people who came up with the original idea, like Stuart Kauffman, rather than admit being wrong, kept changing their story until it was basically the same concept everybody was already working on.
The original idea was that there would be large numbers of compounds where one would help another to replicate, and that one would help some other one to replicate, and that somehow, out of this huge population of interacting molecules, autocatalytic replication would emerge.
In my opinion, that was never chemically realistic. Now you see people talking about non-enzymatic RNA replication and calling that "autocatalytic sets." If that's what you want to call it, that's fine. But it seems like the concept has lost all meaning."
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@Tcrook
@Tcrook 5 месяцев назад
This isn’t a debate at Harvard, it was a lecture. You are telling them the truth in the language of science, their supposed language, but they are dull of hearing because it doesn’t fit their paradigm or naturalist agenda. Great job!
@davidosilverman900
@davidosilverman900 13 дней назад
The language of science is not the substance of science.
@Tcrook
@Tcrook 12 дней назад
@@davidosilverman900 The professor is doing real science and then explaining what he observed using facts, not faith. The language of science should be telling us what you actually observed and not twisting the information to fit a world view. That’s why I say he is speaking in the scientific communities language versus speaking from a world view, a paradigm that is based on faith not facts. His faith didn’t come in to any of this lecture. He is using facts not fiction versus the secular scientist whose paradigm is based on faith that all of the material just appeared and formed complex cells.
@davidosilverman900
@davidosilverman900 12 дней назад
@@Tcrook That isn't happening. Why are you lying?
@Tcrook
@Tcrook 12 дней назад
@@davidosilverman900 don’t fall for the lies. The truth is out if you are not afraid to deal with it.
@davidosilverman900
@davidosilverman900 12 дней назад
@@Tcrook you already did, so I don't have to.
@billharris8167
@billharris8167 8 месяцев назад
As a professional PhD biochemist, I'm completely on board with Dr. Tour's program questioning the naturalistic story of the origin of life. Keep up the great work!
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
I'm a published biochemist, and I think Tour is an absolute nutter who hasn't a clue. Where did you get your degree that you can spout such idiocies? What's your evidence for a magical sky-daddy doing magic? I want to see some science supporting your godddidit claims.
@mattprater8828
@mattprater8828 8 месяцев назад
I agree with you. My phd is in catalysis, did a lot of organic synthesis. The very idea of chemical evolution is such a foreign concept to me.
@mattprater8828
@mattprater8828 8 месяцев назад
​@annieoaktree6774 since you brought up the supernatural. I'll bite. It is precisely because of a law giver that we can can do science. It is precisely because the laws of nature were set in motion to be consistent that we can do science.
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
@@mattprater8828 Well, perhaps you should have majored in biochemistry instead. Then you'd realise chemical evolution is perfectly natural. Tour used to be an organic chemist when he was still a scientist before becoming a preacherman. He was taught to think chemistry only ever happens in test-tubes at the behest of chemists. We biochemists know better.
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
@@mattprater8828 *_It is precisely because of a law giver that we can can do science._* Let me ask you a question no religious believer has ever been able to answer: where is this god of yours? What evidence do you have for it? What's it made of? What shape and size is it? Oh, we just have to have your faith? Well, that's not a very scientific answer. When you can provide evidence for your law-giver giving us laws, I'll take your daffy religion seriously.
@marynunn1708
@marynunn1708 8 месяцев назад
The most courageous and honest scientist Ive ever listened to. PLEASE keep up your righteous endeavor!
@oceanfrogfrazer473
@oceanfrogfrazer473 8 месяцев назад
Except, based on his discussion of abiogenesis, he's not honest.
@beanbean3535
@beanbean3535 8 месяцев назад
I love how he lies to religious people, but when called out by scientists he claims there will be a natural explanation for the beginning of life.
@Min-utiae
@Min-utiae 8 месяцев назад
@@oceanfrogfrazer473explain?
@mtdfs5147
@mtdfs5147 8 месяцев назад
"I am going after the people that do not read the scientific literature" - Dr. James Tour
@johnglad5
@johnglad5 8 месяцев назад
​@@oceanfrogfrazer473lol
@pigzcanfly444
@pigzcanfly444 8 месяцев назад
so glad that these two men have finally come together to take on the faux research behind OoL.
@ferrr5616
@ferrr5616 8 месяцев назад
Exacto, Rob Stadler es el mejor junto con Tour, solo falta Brian Miller y listo. ✅️
@Apollos2.2
@Apollos2.2 8 месяцев назад
💯
@JohnSmith42374
@JohnSmith42374 8 месяцев назад
Tour should have Dr Rob Stadler on as a guest speaker again, but this time let Rob present his main critique of abiogenesis research, or why he believes we may be approaching a threshold in our understanding of biological systems and reaction chemistry to be able to dismiss a naturalistic explanation. I'd like to see Rob Stadler Part 2, where Rob does all the talking, please.
@Apollos2.2
@Apollos2.2 8 месяцев назад
@@JohnSmith42374 Good call!
@docsavage30
@docsavage30 8 месяцев назад
Do you think the Ninth Commandment applies to scientific discussion?
@CA-pv5ie
@CA-pv5ie 8 месяцев назад
What a gift to this world is Dr Tour!
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
Thumbs up, amen!
@pamelastetor8803
@pamelastetor8803 8 месяцев назад
Amen!
@ronfairweather9159
@ronfairweather9159 8 месяцев назад
Dr Tour is a hero. my theory is funding is more based on the way things look not the way things actually are.
@docsavage30
@docsavage30 8 месяцев назад
What is the Ninth Commandment?
@edwardj3070
@edwardj3070 8 месяцев назад
Yes, we get to see what it was like for Galileo in real time!
@johnnyleach7152
@johnnyleach7152 8 месяцев назад
Anytime a debate opponent says youre mean, rude or refer to feelings, thats not an argument. I frequently watch debates where men of "science" refer to feelings and intuition, without being aware of it.
@woodworkerroyer8497
@woodworkerroyer8497 8 месяцев назад
The best one is when they say something about the "design" of something or other. "Nope, that's not your word to use. You chose to follow evolution, now see your own brain tell you you're wrong."
@Patriot2499
@Patriot2499 8 месяцев назад
Liberal beta males do that as a deffence
@mg-ew2xf
@mg-ew2xf 7 месяцев назад
Good deflection from Jim's lies
@donthomas4793
@donthomas4793 7 месяцев назад
@@mg-ew2xfsuch as?
@coleheketoa
@coleheketoa 6 месяцев назад
​@@mg-ew2xfwhat and when has hes lied? If you bothered to read and listen and research you would understand his explanations are truthful and he has humility and admits he doesn’t have all the answers.
@dustinfrey3067
@dustinfrey3067 8 месяцев назад
Dr. Tour, I have watched the talk with Lee Cronin several times over. I have studied not only what he said specifically but also implicitly. His arguments stated that since we "know" simplicity always evolves into complexity. Therefore we know that life aka complexity, came from these basic simple molecules aka simplicity. He gave examples of different man made objects like tools, and how they started out very simple and eventually evolved into increasingly more complex objects. The entire premise of his "new" theory was that we can use identification of complexity to identify life. But this is a falacious argument prima facie. We don't know that simplicity always evolves into complexity. In fact, he stated plainly, that we know evolution from non-living organic prebiotic molecules into living biological material happened because we are here living right now. He even stated that he isn't interested in the exact "how" aka the necessary chemistry. The fact, we are here and alive is the evidence it happened. His new theory isn't a tool to discover how origin of life happened, it uses the assumption he knows how it happened, (even if not exactly or in a testable way) and with that assumption uses his "theory" to try and identify life, aka complexity. His arguments are circular and falacious and his new theory is unfalsifiable in the since of OOL. It seems as though his new theory is a deflection from the fact, he knows he can't create life in the lab with prebiotic chemistry and the whole OOL group isn't even close. So instead of confronting the absurd claims he has made in the past and the real issues in OOL research. He is giving up and deflecting into this "new" theory to keep the research funding flowing in. It is really hard to keep money flowing into research that isn't making any progress. You can only build up and sell so many "major" breakthroughs (that arent actual breakthroughs) and so many bold predictions about life in the lab in 5 years. Before those funding the research realize its not true and move on to funding someone/something else.
@showmeanedge
@showmeanedge 8 месяцев назад
It's basically "science of the gaps" with these people.
@dustinfrey3067
@dustinfrey3067 8 месяцев назад
@@showmeanedge Absolutely, that is my point more simply put. It's untestable and unfalsifiable, "complexity exists, complexity only comes through evolution of simplicity." Ie Sience of the Gaps. The entire argument is circular and fallacious and his "New" theory is an obfuscation from the reality of the science of OOL.
@showmeanedge
@showmeanedge 8 месяцев назад
@@dustinfrey3067 his new "theory" is the epitome of snake oil nonsense. One thing I've noticed is that so many scientists have absolutely no grounding in philosophy or logic. In fact may of them deride it while falling into very simple errors. Whenever somebody tries to point out that their hypotheses are predicated on logical impossibilities they act scandalized.
@pigzcanfly444
@pigzcanfly444 8 месяцев назад
@showmeanedge the irony is that Lee Cronin literally said that he used oil as a way to produce results for how we can make membranes for cells while admitting later that these are only produced by life and that it was well known that oil is not prebiotically relevant but he needed the funds to build a robot for his new "theory" to be tested. He is selling faux science and even making drugs admittedly in order to get funding that he knows he would never get otherwise. It's fraud all the way.
@MarcelinhoTheRock
@MarcelinhoTheRock 8 месяцев назад
It's interesting that when he says a tool initiate in a SIMPLE object then by INTELIGENT PROCESS It became COMPLEX, It's the argument from theleology, didn't?
@victoriardh
@victoriardh 8 месяцев назад
Thank you Dr. Tour, and Dr. Stadler for being willing to positively challenge the,”Primordial soup” status quo.
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
👍👍
@docsavage30
@docsavage30 8 месяцев назад
Are we really clueless about abiogenesis? Or is this an untrue statement repeated by Dr Tour?
@BigDaddy-sz8jx
@BigDaddy-sz8jx 8 месяцев назад
We're clueless about abiogenesis. Jim said it, so it's got to be true (despite the data).
@oceanfrogfrazer473
@oceanfrogfrazer473 8 месяцев назад
Did you spot any of Jim's favourite lies?
@ronaldmorgan7632
@ronaldmorgan7632 8 месяцев назад
@@docsavage30 After he listed all of the problems...lol
@Eternal1811
@Eternal1811 8 месяцев назад
It is so preposterous and outrageous that the only way that Lee Cronin would agree to come is if James couldn’t talk. This is how fragile he is. He can’t have James expose him or else he won’t come. Sheer insanity.
@codonmatrix4510
@codonmatrix4510 8 месяцев назад
The ironic thing is, Cronin didn't even address the topic anyway. Also, the guy in this interview pointed out something that I noticed as well. Tour went first, and made predictions, then Cronin came up and did exactly what Tour had just previously predicted. That right there is science. Examine the data, make a prediction based upon the data, and then see if the predicted outcome arises. And it DID.
@Eternal1811
@Eternal1811 8 месяцев назад
@@codonmatrix4510 all Cronin did was spout off these platitudes about “science”. He sounded like bill nye the science guy or Neil de grasse Tyson advertising STEM to high school students. “Science is so important and in science we fail and I like failing and I am excited to wake up in the morning and fail because failing teaches us things. Science is very cool and in science we learn” Uhhh.. okay then 😒
@codonmatrix4510
@codonmatrix4510 8 месяцев назад
@@Eternal1811 Yeah, he had platitudes. His 'science' was remarkable, in the fact that his speech was pretty much devoid of science.
@Roescoe
@Roescoe 8 месяцев назад
@@codonmatrix4510 oof you two are ripping him apart. I almost feel sorry for him almost. Other than that he's dug this hole out of hubris.
@mtdfs5147
@mtdfs5147 8 месяцев назад
If tour didn't shout over everyone I'd almost consider agreeing
@johncatley6138
@johncatley6138 8 месяцев назад
Dr James Tour. Bringing integrity back to science. Bravo.
@petiadavis5122
@petiadavis5122 7 месяцев назад
Yes, thank you Mr Tour.
@peppermintgal4302
@peppermintgal4302 6 месяцев назад
James Tour has been found to be a plagiarist.
@bc4yt
@bc4yt 16 дней назад
​@@peppermintgal4302 evidence or take a seat.
@davidgallahair1206
@davidgallahair1206 8 месяцев назад
"...nobody, the entire evening asked me a single question..." Why? Because the truth isnt useful. Proverbs 23:9 would guide me in that situation which honestly was curious to watch. Thanks Dr Tour for all you great work and Abiogenesis series. GBY
@sanjinloncaric1798
@sanjinloncaric1798 8 месяцев назад
Loving these kinds of interactions with other scientists one-on-one. Well done, Jim and well done, Rob!
@beanbean3535
@beanbean3535 8 месяцев назад
You love being lied to?
@sanjinloncaric1798
@sanjinloncaric1798 8 месяцев назад
@@beanbean3535 No, I said I love their interaction, not being lied to.
@beanbean3535
@beanbean3535 8 месяцев назад
@@sanjinloncaric1798 hence the reason you love being lied to lol. Did you even watch the video? Reminds me of what flat earthers do
@sanjinloncaric1798
@sanjinloncaric1798 8 месяцев назад
@beanbean3535 Yes, I watched the whole video, including the original Harvard debate. Which part specifically do you believe was attempting to present lies?
@beanbean3535
@beanbean3535 8 месяцев назад
@@sanjinloncaric1798 if you watched the Harvard video then you had to have seen the scientists constantly calling out tour. Maybe you should rewatch it and actually pay attention because it’s really showing how he responds to questions. Tour doesn’t actually believe anything he’s saying. He’s just trying to trick gullible people into buying it.
@vpalos
@vpalos 6 месяцев назад
The fact that Dr. Tour predicted out loud that Lee Cronin will not even talk about chemistry - the very science that was at the core of the subject - and that even with this prediction, Lee Cronin still didn't even adapt to change his talk to combat the prediction, is... jaw-dropping!
@criticalthinker8007
@criticalthinker8007 4 дня назад
Lee Cronon talked about chemistry all the time. He just would not talk about the chemist Dr Tour talks about because there is no evidence for it. Chemist keep saying to Dr Tour show me the evidence and we can talk about it. Dr Tour star mans position which others do not hold and then tells them to show the evidence. No chemist claims they understand the origin of life, Dr Tour Claims others do that is the very definition of staw man. Dr Tour also claims he knows about the organ of live but has never produced any evidence for it. Not saying he is wrong but just that he has never demonstrated it, despite asking other to when they openly say we do not know. Unless and until Dr Tour provided the evidence for which he claims it is by definition a god of the gaps - because the gap exists..
@codonmatrix4510
@codonmatrix4510 8 месяцев назад
Just want to say thanks to Dr. Tour and all the other scientists who are seeking honesty and truth in our science. It makes more sense to me, to deal with the realities that we are presented with, than it is to keep dreaming merely because some people have, 'objections,' to what the science may actually point to. I would rather have useful science that actually goes somewhere, than to have outdated scientific hypotheses be foisted on us. The main thing is, as they said, make our science books reflect the reality of the situation instead of claiming a bunch of unproven garbage. Tell the truth.
@dagidsoe170
@dagidsoe170 8 месяцев назад
Very interesting! What Dr Tour and Dr Stadler agreed on at 25:55 min in this video, makes it a "game changer" for me, personally: Some day we might conclude that natural processes can never create life all by themselves. I believe personally we should already be able to make that conclusion!
@lostat400
@lostat400 8 месяцев назад
Same here. And not just that but that the evolution of the species, is impossible. Mutation changes the DNA code, it does not add code. So how do you go from a single cell, to a multi cell organism. Much less a human being.
@woodworkerroyer8497
@woodworkerroyer8497 8 месяцев назад
The reason that the "scientists" refuse to say anything, is that they don't want to admit that their god (science) is not omnipotent and omniscient. Only the One True God is, and that fact hurts them. The reality is, even with infinite time, how would evolution even work? Let's ignore the chemistry and everything else in the natural world that shows that anything that is not working toward growing, is dying (rocks wear away, animals get old or are killed, plants do the same.) Nothing we have ever observed just randomly appears out of nothing, and it wears out or dies unless it or circumstances around it are actually adding to it and sustaining it. Let's skip the small stuff, let's start off with infinite, unrotting food, infinite water, and a perfect goldilocks planet. *POP* Oh, there's a deer, just evolved from an eggplant. He's healthy, has everything he needs to survive and thrive. How long does he live? 10, 20 years (remember all perfect nutrition, and no predators) what are the odds another deer is going to pop out of another eggplant and even be in the same area? The likelihood is they'll never meet, and if they do, there's a 50/50 chance it's another buck. But let's say it's a doe, and they DO meet. Now what? I guess mother nature forgot to add that replicate feature. They're super early deer. Maybe they hate the sight of another deer. Maybe they're afraid of each other. Now, that's a bad example, cause it's not the likely first animal that would have experienced this. However, SOMETHING must have experienced that if evolution is true. Think of the probably of a protein folding, then think of HOW MANY of those a deer (or small fish) would take to evolve. Now what happens of it got one thing wrong, and the poor critter can't reproduce during the one chance it has in its life (cause the probability is that one won't appear again for many lifetimes after he does). I have no such scholastic issues as Tour, so I can confidently say that they won't find how life appears on its own. They may possibly see it evolve, but absolutely NOT without outside help from God.
@histreeonics7770
@histreeonics7770 7 месяцев назад
@@lostat400 Mutations add information, anyone with any training in information theory knows that. Gene duplication adds code, information content is directly related to number of tokens and each nucleotide is a token. Most people confound the technical use of the word information with the colloquial phrase which has the implied adjective of "useful". That confounding leads to false statements such as you make here. An analogy for you: people who have their larynx removed are given a white noise generator to hold to their throat so that they can still make audible speech.The white noise of the generator gets filtered by the shape of the oral cavity to produce sounds that are not at all white noise. Imperfect replication of DNA strands is comparable to that white noise generator, reproducing more (or less) than others as a consequence of that change-due-to-noise is comparable to species. The environment is what determines which genetic patterns get reproduce more than others, and unless you think the environment is sentient then no sentience is needed to produce the variety of life we observe from even a single living cell, given enough generations and resources and genetic noise and environmental change. -- We have in a lab put a single celled organism under predation pressure and it became multicellular. We have direct confirmation that this thing you say is impossible occurs. It is impossible to know that there is nothing that you do not know. It is impossible to prove that natural processes can never create life all by themselves as we can never know that we know all possible natural processes.
@pineapplepenumbra
@pineapplepenumbra 7 месяцев назад
@@lostat400 "Mutation changes the DNA code, it does not add code." Due to mistakes in copying, it can both add DNA and delete it. Btw, can you answer this question? Imagine that we both have a block of a million zeros, and each of us replaces 205, randomly, with numbers and letters (see below for an example), what are the chances that both our blocks match? 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000C00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000050000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000g000000000000000000000000t00000000000w0000000a0000000000000000t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000w0000000000000000000A000000000000000000000000000R0000000000D00000000000000L000000y000000L000I000000A0007000R0000000000g000000000000002000000000000000
@VernCrisler
@VernCrisler 8 месяцев назад
The problem with God-in-the-gaps is not really the appeal to God, but rather as we learn more and more about the cell, we find that the gaps keep growing larger and larger. So, it's more like an evolution-in-the-gaps problem. BTW, a scientist CAN say that life cannot form spontaneously in the pre-biotical world. It's called the SECOND law of thermodynamics. Going to the moon is only a physical difficulty. The spontaneous formation of the lunar module, however, is not just a physical difficulty. It's a thermodynamic impossibility. And life is more complex than a lunar module. Dr. Stadler is right and he didn't actually NEED to qualify his sentences.
@histreeonics7770
@histreeonics7770 7 месяцев назад
You don't understand the 2nd law of thermodynamics, which I can tell as you are applying it to a system that does not meet its preconditions for validity. There is nothing about the formation of new species that is any way precluded by the 2nd law. Creationist attempts to describe genetics in a way to make it susceptible to the 2nd law are grossly erroneous. They leave out the quantity of organisms when doing the calculations that you seem to be referring to, while that quantity is essential to the computations. Life is not precisely defined, like species, what is or is not alive is a matter of opinion. There are many common criteria for determining something is alive, but like taxonomy they are a matter of convenience in describing clusters of similar things. If you think otherwise then you must know of some "life meter" which can be used to give a clear yes/no result for any thing presented to it. The complexity of life is not an argument for design, or even for low probability of formation. If every part of that complexity is necessary for the organism to reproduce you might seem to have an argument, but it would not be a sound argument because a reduction from a system with some non-essential complexity to one where it is all necessary might be evolutionarily advantageous. If many parts of that complexity can be left out and the organism still reproduce, albeit not nearly as frequently as with the extra mess, then mindless evolution is a reasonable hypothesis- that is the expected result of trial and error rather than informed design. -- And in the end, nothing about life being the result of a sentient being tells you anything at all about that being other than it had the ability to create life and it exercised that ability. You can't even know if the creation of life was intentional, we could be a side effect of designing a system for making pretty galaxies. You can't even determine that there was an intent at all behind the actions, the creator might not be any more sentient than a snail, eating its way through the metaverse pooping out universes such as ours. The connection of "the universe was created" to any particular God is without validity.
@VernCrisler
@VernCrisler 7 месяцев назад
@@histreeonics7770 No amount of "gradual" build up to complexity can happen as long as the 2nd law is operative. That's why a lunar module cannot be gradually built up from less complex parts by the action of wind and rain.
@histreeonics7770
@histreeonics7770 7 месяцев назад
@@VernCrisler You do not understand the 2nd law at all if you think it has any relevance to the operating of genetics other than it being one of the reasons for random mutations. There are very few similarities between the operation of biological organisms and lunar modules. Analogies such as you are trying to make between the two are firstly never a valid logical argument as similarity is not equality, but also must be based on far more similarity to be pedagogically valuable. The most glaring difference is that biological systems reproduce with variation while lunar modules do not reproduce ever. When you pay proper attention to the number of instances of each class of organism you will see that there are very few "highly complex" organisms compared to the simple ones, count the number of bacteria and compare that to the number of vertebrates. The 2nd law is statistical, and even if it were applicable to genetic variation (it is not) that would not preclude a few organisms being far more complex than most. The 2nd law started as an empirical observation applicable to heat engines. Genetic systems are not heat engines. Eventually it was understood that the heat engine was a special case and the law could be expressed differently and applied to any system with internal states that follow some very common rules. All it takes for the variety of life to increase is for energy to be dissipated during the process of that creation. One of the criteria for guessing that something is alive is that the increase in entropy of its surroundings is faster than expected from just the atoms present in the thing. Recent work that is beyond my decrepit math skills to confirm is that when a system is not at equilibrium (one of those preconditions for the 2nd law to fully apply and which is not attained anywhere on Earth) that complexity is likely to be maintained once created as it expedites the increase in entropy. IE now that we are understanding how to extend the principles behind the 2nd law to systems it formerly did not cover, they show that life and its evolution are supported by the 2nd law rather than prevented by it. -- If you reply with what you think the 2nd law is and how it applies to evolution I'll point out the places where you have gone wrong. Don't feel bad if I do, during my career as an electronics engineer designing scientific measurement equipment I often corrected PhD's in chemistry on such issues. I had to get stuff like this correct for my machines to work and customers to want to buy them.
@VernCrisler
@VernCrisler 7 месяцев назад
@@histreeonics7770 How about keeping your response to one paragraph...I have little patience with copy-pasted nonsense.
@histreeonics7770
@histreeonics7770 7 месяцев назад
@@VernCrisler I did not copy and paste a single word. Keeping it short, how do you think that the 2nd law precludes increase in biological complexity over generations?
@vernonhedge4530
@vernonhedge4530 8 месяцев назад
This should be a slam dunk for scientists so confident in their assertions, but they mostly run for the hills or dissemble badly. Very telling, in fact the most telling factor in this debate. You have given me masive doubts in my previous assumptions that OOL science was basically on the right track and even healthy, so thank you Dr. Tour. A good heuristic in any issue you are having a problem deciding what to believe: "I will see what I think after the best experts on either side have had a debate". of course, persistent non-shows tell their own story.
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
So Vernon, can you explain to us mere peons with a science education, what argument specifically convinced you that Tour is right, and that the origin of life requires a miracle by his god?
@Fistbeardthepirate
@Fistbeardthepirate 8 месяцев назад
"...But it's remarkable that he [Ventner] could not make a cell from scratch. And even now today [Mar. 15, 2022], synthetic biologists cannot make a cell from scratch, because there's some contingent information embodied outside the genome, in the cell. And that is just incredible." -Lee Cronin
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
@@Fistbeardthepirate Sweetums, what's incredible is your stupid believe in magic and fairy wizards popping universes into existence. Evolution is just hard to understand in detail, which is why you will never get it. Away and thump some bibles, they probably need a dusting anyway.
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 8 месяцев назад
​@@attila.the.honestabiogenesis is a failure! It's alchemy!
@SingleSpeedMoron
@SingleSpeedMoron 7 месяцев назад
@@attila.the.honest So tell us with your "science" background, where Cronin was able to describe-scientifically-how life developed? The problem with most scientists is that they aren't interested in the science, they are interested in keeping their funding and status in the scientific community. The science has always been there, its how scientists interpret or misinterpret the data.
@katiabarbosa683
@katiabarbosa683 4 месяца назад
We are with you Dr Tour ! Show them ! God bless you !
@LookyLooRealEstate
@LookyLooRealEstate 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for sharing so much information with us. It supplies me with ample research topics every single time!
@fckyoutubeshandlesystem
@fckyoutubeshandlesystem 6 месяцев назад
You misspelled "misinformation".
@LookyLooRealEstate
@LookyLooRealEstate 6 месяцев назад
@@fckyoutubeshandlesystem Nope
@stephenferrera-grand7827
@stephenferrera-grand7827 8 месяцев назад
Such honesty and achievements from Dr. Tour. His strides with Graphene are already effecting the world.
@peppermintgal4302
@peppermintgal4302 6 месяцев назад
HA! I mean, _cough._ Uhhh, yeah, about that.... he's a plagiarist who sometimes forces other researchers to put his name on their papers.
@SigmaValence
@SigmaValence 5 месяцев назад
No they aren't at all
@walterbrown8694
@walterbrown8694 2 месяца назад
I'm glad God gave me a desire to know the truth, although I must admit to having had significant difficulty in my short life of 89 years, to be truthful myself. Thank both of you, Dr. Tour and Dr. Stadler for providing this presentation. May our Lord continue to guide your path with wisdom and His anointing.
@vikingskuld
@vikingskuld 8 месяцев назад
I wanted to thank Dr. Tour he is absolutely great at this but he is so smart and knowledgeable he needs a normal person to ask him questions and explain things where most everyone can grasp what Dr. Tour is saying. Thanks again
@Rholfy
@Rholfy 8 месяцев назад
This should be called the "chemical coup" to hypotheses of evolution from prebiotic matter. These are very strong arguments. Thank you, Dr. Tour, for your work in favor of the truth regarding the possible origin of living beings from prebiotic matter.
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 8 месяцев назад
abiogenesis is a failure! It's alchemy!
@kentholm1414
@kentholm1414 8 месяцев назад
Dr.Tour's opponents are clearly afraid so they react like a child and start crying in fear and distress 😊
@WilliamRuppelt
@WilliamRuppelt 8 месяцев назад
I'm so very proud of you Dr Tour. People in the lay world need to be correctly informed. Well done sir.
@JohnSmith42374
@JohnSmith42374 8 месяцев назад
I'm going through Dr Rob Stadler and Change Laura Tan's book right now; "The stairway to life" and they are refreshingly direct and concise about the challenges of abiogenesis. An easy, compact read, I recommend it for anyone.
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
Thank you.
@MarkWCorbett1
@MarkWCorbett1 8 месяцев назад
I've read it. It is excellent and helpful.
@peterzinya1
@peterzinya1 6 месяцев назад
@@MarkWCorbett1 Its a fairytail.
@russfong5555
@russfong5555 4 месяца назад
Love your unwavering intensity to live and uphold the TRUTH in a world gone awry. Thank you for being an ambassador for Christ.
@moroniholm87
@moroniholm87 8 месяцев назад
Lee Cronin was saying you were yelling. Truth hurts the corrupt heart. Passion is the most beautiful cut for a repentant soul. It's so telling...
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 8 месяцев назад
abiogenesis is a failure! It's alchemy!
@peppermintgal4302
@peppermintgal4302 6 месяцев назад
Tour is a plagiarist, pass it on.
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 6 месяцев назад
@@peppermintgal4302 Tour speaks truth. Abiogenesis hasn't been working
@moroniholm87
@moroniholm87 6 месяцев назад
@@peppermintgal4302 Get behind me Satan
@peppermintgal4302
@peppermintgal4302 6 месяцев назад
​@tonymaurice4157 Did Tour speak the truth when he said that overhyped pencil lead could filter CO2 from methane processing? Abiogenesis, unlike Tour's research, has actual industrial applications. We just recently found out magnetized minerals can filter organic molecules by chirality. That itself could literally save lives. Tour's presentation of abiogenesis as the field stands is entirely incomplete. He won't talk about PNAs, he won't talk about Martin Hanczyc's experiments, about life as a stress relief pathway or Shannon Information Theory, he won't tell the truth about what wrong chirality nucleotides actually do to polymer, or about proton transport in hydrothermal vents and the resulting acid-base organic reactions....
@sergiimelnikov9374
@sergiimelnikov9374 8 месяцев назад
I got Rob’s book “The Stairway to Life” several years ago which is using simple words to explain complex problems in the origin of life… impressive!
@thecrew777
@thecrew777 5 месяцев назад
I, as merely one of the afformentioned "masses" Dr. Tour says he's putting these videos out for, GREATLY appreciate his efforts! I don't like being lied to (who does) but I am very frustrated by these old, worn out lies that the scientific community will not come clean on. I love science. My dad was a science teacher, and he really was blessed with a lot of raw talent in teaching. I could ask him, when I was little "Daddy, why does the sun shine?" and he would actually explain to me the make up of the sun and the explosions taking place on it! I loved that. Of course, I'm in my 60's now, so I can understand far more. Science has so much more to brag about if they only told the truth! Just hearing of science's discoveries as to the tiny million part cell (essentially, not necessarily literally) is astounding! I wish science folks understood that even a mensa would love to know these things, rather than keep reading about the old tired and proven-false narratives in every article that COULD have been fascinating. As soon as I read that, it's like a big blank with "fill in as you please" under it. It's boring. I want to know the REAL things that have been discovered. Good grief! The world would forget Darwin's Disaster in about 3 minutes if they knew what science actually KNOWS now!
@sloth6247
@sloth6247 8 месяцев назад
God Bless you for speaking the truth when it’s easier to please the crowd. May God clean the sciences of the insincere and deliver us from the harm they cause.
@fckyoutubeshandlesystem
@fckyoutubeshandlesystem 6 месяцев назад
The truth? How do you not see Tour is lying to you for money?
@sloth6247
@sloth6247 6 месяцев назад
@@fckyoutubeshandlesystem Where is the lie? And what money? Lol. He put scientific integrity before money.
@peterzinya1
@peterzinya1 6 месяцев назад
@@fckyoutubeshandlesystem If you think Tour is lying, you haven spent on minute in a chemistry class. Tons of armchair chemists here in you tube.
@joewright9879
@joewright9879 8 месяцев назад
Thank you, Dr. Tour and Dr. Stadler for this discussion. Research grants with implied or explicit ideological strings coupled with hubris imprison many professional researchers. I was lost in the dark before Yeshua, the Good Shepherd, found me and rescued me from myself, the world and the devil.
@sentientflower7891
@sentientflower7891 8 месяцев назад
That isn't the issue at all. Research and grants do not operate as you imagine.
@joewright9879
@joewright9879 8 месяцев назад
@@sentientflower7891 oh, okay.
@sentientflower7891
@sentientflower7891 8 месяцев назад
@@joewright9879 Lee Cronin's peer reviewed papers are all available online. Read them. There's a bunch about a great many different subjects.
@rl7012
@rl7012 8 месяцев назад
@@sentientflower7891 Cronin is a joke
@sentientflower7891
@sentientflower7891 8 месяцев назад
@@rl7012 no educated person says that. Nor is it even relevant. Lee Cronin isn't on trial.
@refuse2bdcvd324
@refuse2bdcvd324 8 месяцев назад
Great video! Time to replace the mythology of abiogenesis with the observable science and documented history of scripture.
@springinfialta106
@springinfialta106 8 месяцев назад
A question that should be posed to "origin of life" researchers is this: So far no mechanism has been discovered to show how abiogenesis could occur during the Earth's existence. If in future a new mechanism is discovered that would allow abiogenesis to proceed, then why do we only see one version of DNA? If there is some easier and quicker way for simple amino acids to combine, then why don't we see a myriad of base components and not just the four we currently see: adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine?
@rockzalt
@rockzalt 8 месяцев назад
I have worked for passionate employers where I had to actually listen, it was surprising to find out their words contained logic and reason. It also was uncomfortable and it's never easy to man up and get over your self *interest*.
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
Thumbs up.
@Roescoe
@Roescoe 8 месяцев назад
Lee Cronin is a classic gamma, who thinks he's the greatest. The reality is he's mediocre. He's smart, but not genius. Tour is a level of IQ higher and that bothers Cronin. I like to meet high IQ people, especially when they teach me new stuff. Yup it can be a humbling experience too.
@FindTheTRUTH337
@FindTheTRUTH337 8 месяцев назад
Did your employer insist that you sit silently while they insult you, gaslight and put words in your mouth that aren’t true?
@rockzalt
@rockzalt 8 месяцев назад
No. One memorable event happened when five minutes later he wrapped his arm around my shoulder and told me he thought I was a good person. Generally most guys recognize when their boss is mean but fair. Like what else do you expect when you botch up and cost him thousands of dollars. A smile and a handshake?@@FindTheTRUTH337
@jim7634
@jim7634 7 месяцев назад
Self interest is fed by hubris.
@kevinoconnor4646
@kevinoconnor4646 6 месяцев назад
Amen Brother! God Bless you against the flood of nonsense from the enemy who is full of himself and empty of his Creator.
@GospelEDGE
@GospelEDGE 8 месяцев назад
Dr Tour, thanks 🙏. Prayers for your ministry 🙏🙏
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 8 месяцев назад
abiogenesis is a failure! It's alchemy!
@mg-ew2xf
@mg-ew2xf 7 месяцев назад
We're calling lies ministry now?
@peterzinya1
@peterzinya1 6 месяцев назад
@@mg-ew2xf If you think Tour is lying, You have never even spent one minute in a chemistry class.
@mg-ew2xf
@mg-ew2xf 6 месяцев назад
@@peterzinya1 boy wait until you find out he speaks outside of chemistry class lol you're gullible when people tell you what you want to here
@peterzinya1
@peterzinya1 6 месяцев назад
@@mg-ew2xfBefor i ever heard of Tour, which is rather recent, i already knew everything he contends. Its called Pure and Applied Chemistry. Let me guess.....you believe RNA formed by accident in some soup. Its your right to believe anything you want. Americans fought and died for us to have this freedom.
@Ilovelimabeans
@Ilovelimabeans 8 месяцев назад
Great Work. I am very thankful for both of you to make this clarification of the Harvard meeting.
@oceanfrogfrazer473
@oceanfrogfrazer473 8 месяцев назад
It awesome that James is a Christian, and would never bear false witness.
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 8 месяцев назад
abiogenesis is a failure! It's alchemy!
@peppermintgal4302
@peppermintgal4302 6 месяцев назад
@@oceanfrogfrazer473 Oh yeah, he'd never bear false witness, by, say, misrepresenting how pure the graphene in his experiments actually is, or claiming that this graphene could help cure cancer or trap CO2 from methane.... he'd never bear false witnesss by forcing his colleagues to sign his name on papers he had little to no input in. He'd never fail to pay his graduate students for papers they made all by themselves that he put his name on that he said he'd pay them for working on.
@HuFlungDung2
@HuFlungDung2 7 месяцев назад
The problem with biochemistry as a tool is the 'nearness' hurdle, bringing the desired atoms near enough to bond spontaneously. We have very much difficulty in creating molecular structures because we have few direct manipulation techniques. We rely on natural mixing, bringing atoms to such close proximity, that they will bond. Apart from atomic sputtering (producing vapors from a hot filament in a vacuum), we cannot hold a molecule in a fixture, and add another atom to it. Because we are such large macroscopic creatures ourselves, we can't work at that scale. But that's what you need to do to build molecules. Atomic forceps, atomic vises, working at near absolute zero, that's what is needed. Working with solutions is a dead end for answering the OOL question.
@robertpreisser3547
@robertpreisser3547 8 месяцев назад
One thing that wasn’t directly addressed: Evolutionary minded people assume that the moment ANY self-replicating cycle is formed, then complexity will automatically increase and evolution by selection will kick in. But that is not only an unproven assumption, what we actually see is the opposite: selection actually favors shorter, less resource demanding, and faster cycles. Not more complex, more resource demanding, and longer cycles, which is the direction that is required to eventually produce life.
@ikemiracle4841
@ikemiracle4841 8 месяцев назад
Well put brother! You're absolutely right. Allot of them seem to ignore the obvious.
@robertpreisser3547
@robertpreisser3547 8 месяцев назад
@@rbzuuka7948 //Wrong// Wow, such a pithy and insightful response. I don’t even know where to start! Seriously, simply declaring someone’s statement wrong is not an argument, doesn’t prove them wrong, and enlightens literally no one. What, exactly is wrong with what I said, why is it wrong, and based on what sources? Otherwise, I stand by my statement as you have provided us with no reasons to think differently.
@ikemiracle4841
@ikemiracle4841 8 месяцев назад
@@rbzuuka7948 you're really not thinking right. Everyone knows that changes happen but you really gotta know the limitations, one celled organism becoming multicellular doesn't proof a thing (if that was truly the case), the limits of what we know can't happen by chance still stands, they're things you really need to consider like what new proteins was formed, what new enzyme was formed, what new molecular machine was created, etc. You really have to understand that Cells are so well designed that they can change and adapt, without losing functionality and allot of times these changes are preprogrammed. it doesn't mean that a cell can become anything. And the 35 year old e coli bacteria ( if I remember correctly) is not a very thoughtful example of evolution, it's really a degrade.
@ikemiracle4841
@ikemiracle4841 8 месяцев назад
@@rbzuuka7948 Damn! You really are still in the dark, sorry. If you haven't heard of adaptations of organisms that are preprogrammed then I pity you. What do you mean by prebioticaly produced protein? If you think that they are truly prebiotic (hands off) then I'm even more sorry, you need to be thrown into the light of true science. And I wonder if you're deaf to what this very video properly explained; that there's a limit to what we can call life, there's a required amount of complexity to maintain the simplest form of life. And how do you still have the boldness to talk about RNA as the route to making cells man, I don't have the time to even talk about that, it's been well done with!
@sliglusamelius8578
@sliglusamelius8578 8 месяцев назад
@@rbzuuka7948 Lenski experiment in E. Coli "evolving" to metabolize citrate is not very exciting regarding evolution. It's so minimally interesting that I'm shocked that it is used as an argument for macro evolution. Where has a single-celled organism visibly evolved in an experiment or in nature to become multicellular?
@Suavemente_Enjoyer
@Suavemente_Enjoyer 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for the video Dr. James tour! Your channel has been very resourceful!
@sammyvh11
@sammyvh11 2 месяца назад
The odds of the scientific community changing the text books is rare but Tour is the man.
@patricklichenstein849
@patricklichenstein849 8 месяцев назад
God bless you doctor Tour!
@Apollos2.2
@Apollos2.2 8 месяцев назад
Protien folding problem! "The problem is that this is extremely computationally intensive. A typical protein has hundreds of amino acids, which means thousands of atoms. But the environment also matters: the protein interacts with surrounding water when folding. So you have more like 30k atoms to simulate...... What is the “protein folding problem”? A brief explanation by Jason Crawford · November 30, 2020 · 5 min read
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 8 месяцев назад
abiogenesis is a failure! It's alchemy!
@stanley1554
@stanley1554 6 месяцев назад
You are a hero Dr.Tour
@zorot3876
@zorot3876 8 месяцев назад
It is incredible that people still listen to Cronin. He is the most obvious snake oil salesman ever 😅
@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440
@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440 8 месяцев назад
That's ironic, considering that Tour is the one misrepresenting Science.
@alantasman8273
@alantasman8273 8 месяцев назад
@@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440 When a scientist states that "we are on the brink" of understanding OOL and seventeen years later ...we are still on the brink?...that scientist is the one who is lying....not the one pointing out the lie.
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
Amen. 👍👍
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
Your definition of science is opposed to the factual etymological basic definition of "practical knowledge."@@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440
@cazcow
@cazcow 8 месяцев назад
​@@alantasman8273That absurd objection was brought up and thrown in Tour's face at the Harvard roundtable discussion. Being hopeful about future progress and getting a prediction wrong is an indication of poor prognostication, not bad science, and this is something that Tour is himself guilty of with his own research proposals. When this was brought up to his face, do you know what he said? Nothing, absolutely nothing, likely because he understood in that moment how braindead, knuckledraggingly stupid that objection is.
@csmoviles
@csmoviles 8 месяцев назад
Thank you both for spreading the truth on the issue. May God bless you all❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
@codonmatrix4510
@codonmatrix4510 7 месяцев назад
The ONLY reason the trolls come here, is because they themselves recognize the gaping hole that Tour has torn in their favorite fairy tale. So they constantly come here to try and put a patch over that huge hole and emit a constant barrage of personal attacks on the man instead of ever addressing the actual FACTS. They KNOW the facts are against them, it's why they squeal so much instead of providing any actual proof of their hypothesis. They claim it's too complicated to understand yet. Think about that. They want you to believe that life arising totally unguided by itself, is so simple that brainless molecules can do it, while at the same time, claiming it's too difficult to currently duplicate. Which is it? Simple or hard?
@mirziyodm
@mirziyodm 8 месяцев назад
Rob Stadler's "Stairway to Life" is an absolute "must-read" for anyone interested in OOL subject.
@SigmaValence
@SigmaValence 5 месяцев назад
Rob Stadler is a clueless moron
@F15CEAGLE1
@F15CEAGLE1 2 месяца назад
Loved it!! Along with the Stephen C. Meyer trilogy😊
@MilGrip76
@MilGrip76 6 месяцев назад
This is quality content. Cronin and his acolytes should be ashamed for what they are doing, and projecting into an otherwise noble science. God bless you Dr. Tour.
@myrtarivera4244
@myrtarivera4244 8 месяцев назад
Blessings Dr. Tour, I am so grateful and thank GOD every day for introducing me to HIS TRUTH, to your channel, and to the profound prolific scientific research that you are involved in. Thank you for inviting Dr. Stadler to your channel, and for this dynamic conversation you are having to clear up the disrespectful display by Lee Cronin in his inept bombastic boastful, challenging discourse which only showed his envy towards you. I think Harvard showed their indignant stupidity to invite individuals who do not know chemistry and allowed Lee Cronin to throw the TRUTH out the window. I BELIEVE that ALL the attempts that man/woman makes to find the ORIGIN OF LIFE will fail! In Genesis 3:24 GOD drove out man from the garden of EDEN and stationed a cherubim and a flaming sword which turns in every direction to guard the way to the TREE OF LIFE. The TREE OF LIFE is the ORIGIN OF LIFE. GOD will NEVER EVER ALLOW MAN TO FIND IT! GOD obviously allowed the woman and man to make the first mistake (SIN-to disobey HIS command), and allowed both of them to carry on with their life the first time, but not a second time. Man has contempt for GOD, and that contempt remains ingrained in all of us from that very day that woman wanted to be like GOD. Man/woman is in pursuit of immortality, and continues to want to be like GOD. GOD WILL NOT BE MOCKED. I also want to share with you that I watch your Bible Study, and know that we are destined to meet someday. God bless you, your family, Israel, and our beloved USA. Blessings always, your Sister in Christ. Myrta Rivera BS Political Science, PC Broadcasting & Entertainment, PC Motion Picture & Television, BA Business Administration/Marketing, BA Labor Relations, MA Public Policy, MA Negotiations, Conflict Resolutions & Peace Building, Doctoral Candidate.
@jamesfreeman2253
@jamesfreeman2253 8 месяцев назад
Dr Tour I Love your passion. You kept your cool the whole time. And I applaud you! That whole table was set against you. Felt like daniel and the lions! You are amazing, your science is BEYOND amazing. And your faith has inspired a multitude! Never doubt for the lord is with you! God bless you and the whole of your family.
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
Unlike his screaming fit with "Professor" Dave, where he lost his marbles when Dave wouldn't write on the board with chalk. Tour is a right nutter.
@alisterrebelo9013
@alisterrebelo9013 8 месяцев назад
​@@attila.the.honest Resorting to ad hominems because you cant discuss the underlying chemistry?
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
@@alisterrebelo9013 Pointing out that Tour is a nutter isn't an ad hominem, it's an accurate description. I'm happy to discuss the science, but Tour didn't. If you think he made a scientific argument against abiogenesis, perhaps you could tell me what it is, because I didn't hear one out of him.
@johnpatmos1722
@johnpatmos1722 8 месяцев назад
​@@attila.the.honestYou're still here, and still haven't learned anything since you arrived? Show us where he made any "argument against biogenesis." You really, really do not even understand just how blind you are. Pretty sad really.
@dirkwestoven2091
@dirkwestoven2091 8 месяцев назад
thank you both.. it's phantastic
@stephenbell-booth2648
@stephenbell-booth2648 8 месяцев назад
I love Dr Tour’s attitude and ability. Especially his desire to disseminate this incredibly complex research work to non-researchers so they can get a reasonable grasp of the key aspects/drivers.
@trevorjameson3213
@trevorjameson3213 8 месяцев назад
Yes, and he does a really great job of that, but his idiotic peers just don't even want to hear it, because they know he is RIGHT, and they just can not stand that because of what the real science is pointing to in regard to origins of life.
@stephenbell-booth2648
@stephenbell-booth2648 8 месяцев назад
@@trevorjameson3213 I cast my mind back to college days during science lessons and how the thought of an invisible mysterious wonder God somehow making all this stuff, it was reasonably difficult to make a case against the overwhelming science that was being espoused from the front of the class and the outstanding textbooks. And now 2024 when the more we uncover each day and the deeper the complexity and rhythm, the idea that this stuff spontaneously came together without any mind or cause, oh dear, the atheists are going to be looking for some large shovels to try and dig themselves out of the ever expanding mess of bankrupt theories and indefensible and desperate ploys. Frankly, the worst thing those professors did a few years back was to educate the James Tour’s of the world. James is smart, but his respect and worship of the mind behind it all lifts him, and those of us who believe, to giddying heights of awe and wonder.
@odisolivero
@odisolivero 8 месяцев назад
I highly respect Dr Tour, hes so matter of fact towards creation. Praise the Lord!
@anthonycostello6055
@anthonycostello6055 8 месяцев назад
The physicists at the table were clueless about even the most basic metaphysics. Peter Kreeft exposed a lot of ignorance at that table.
@jamesclab1
@jamesclab1 8 месяцев назад
THANK YOU, Dr. Tour!!!! You are the ONLY VISIBLE (AND MUCH NEEDED) critic of abiogenesis!!!
@JohnSmith42374
@JohnSmith42374 8 месяцев назад
I'd like to see Rob Stadler Part 2, where Rob does all the talking, please. Let Rob present his main critique of abiogenesis research, or why he believes we may be approaching a threshold in our understanding of biological systems and reaction chemistry to be able to dismiss a naturalistic explanation.
@edwardj3070
@edwardj3070 8 месяцев назад
You mean even existing cells' function will never be fully understood so that we have to simply posit some inscrutable present continual supernatural intervention by some spiritual stuff? Oh well we there goes my investment in MERK
@jimhughes1070
@jimhughes1070 8 месяцев назад
I'm pretty sure we're already at that threshold... But I like the way you think! 😭🙏
@edwardj3070
@edwardj3070 8 месяцев назад
The functions of existing eukaryote cells is still not close to be completely understood. Therefore we have reason to postulate supernatural intercession In the physical world all over the place.
@JohnSmith42374
@JohnSmith42374 8 месяцев назад
@@edwardj3070 You're missing the point. The inference to design is not based on what we DON'T know as you point to. It's based on what we DO know about the cause and effect structure of our universe and our repeated, uniform experience with the product of intelligence. By the way, ironically, you are relying on your own version of the god of the gaps there, an argument from ignorance, by admitting you dont know enough about origins then insisting on a naturalistic explanation purely due to your philosophical stance. It's unfortunate the dishonest and philosophically inept are often running the show
@tonymaurice4157
@tonymaurice4157 8 месяцев назад
abiogenesis is a failure! It's alchemy!
@pavelshalnwv8494
@pavelshalnwv8494 8 месяцев назад
"Some how" , is not a science, its a religion Auto catalyse is a magic word for that
@Joe-gi3nj
@Joe-gi3nj 8 месяцев назад
Actually, it’s not even religion. It’s just purely make believe. It does a major disservice to religion to equate it with this
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
👍👍
@alexnik1181
@alexnik1181 8 месяцев назад
So, religion is bad? We can at least agree on that.
@DartNoobo
@DartNoobo 8 месяцев назад
​@@alexnik1181hiding your true self is bad. Religiom pretending to be science is bad. Why bring religion into a science video anyway? No, your comment is not smart, try harder.
@Roescoe
@Roescoe 8 месяцев назад
@@alexnik1181 No, false religion is bad. Many religions are not even fully formed, Science™ has no named deity but it has principles which must not be questioned. Namely do as you're told.
@pamelastetor8803
@pamelastetor8803 8 месяцев назад
Thank you gentlemen🌹🌹
@martijnwestera4217
@martijnwestera4217 8 месяцев назад
It's not about what we do not know (God of the gaps argument) but about what we DO know.
@junodonatus4906
@junodonatus4906 Месяц назад
Tour is nothing but god of the gaps. Regardless of how much benefit of the doubt I give him.
@bc4yt
@bc4yt 16 дней назад
Exactly.
@bc4yt
@bc4yt 16 дней назад
​@@junodonatus4906 what a load of garbage. No amount of slurs and strawmen will save the abysmal state of OoL research, which is absolutely nowhere near creating life. When critiquing abiogenesis, Tour NEVER invokes God. Your attacks on him are pathetic.
@junodonatus4906
@junodonatus4906 16 дней назад
@@bc4yt Empty word salad.
@junodonatus4906
@junodonatus4906 15 дней назад
@@bc4yt You: "Please don't research OOL because I'm afraid of losing my faith in magic-man." Go cry!
@duydatyds
@duydatyds 8 месяцев назад
Needless to say, Lee was using every tricks in the politician's textbook to get out of that "debate" from personal attack, appeal to feeling, dodging questions like a pro. Look like he already prepared for his next career when his academic reputation ruined.
@jamesbillington9280
@jamesbillington9280 8 месяцев назад
You are a good man, Dr. Tour. Thank you for this podcast and please keep doing them.
@oceanfrogfrazer473
@oceanfrogfrazer473 8 месяцев назад
Why does he repeat untrue things about science?
@esq8
@esq8 8 месяцев назад
​@@oceanfrogfrazer473Why speak in generalities and ask questions with no substance expecting answers?
@beanbean3535
@beanbean3535 8 месяцев назад
@@esq8why do you not know what a generality is.
@erregete
@erregete 8 месяцев назад
@@esq8you don’t pay attention do you
@DinorwicSongwriter
@DinorwicSongwriter 8 месяцев назад
He’s a good shit in the long run, but who likes long runny shits?
@scottm4042
@scottm4042 8 месяцев назад
Dr. Rob Stadler made a good point, to think that eventually there will be a natural cause for why molecules move toward each other to attach correctly, may be illogical. because the answer may only be supernatural. They may only move together because they are responding to the Word of God's Power. A Word based system. The explanation may only be supernatural, and maybe science can eventually prove that the only answer is unnatural.
@TabbyAshley
@TabbyAshley 6 месяцев назад
I admire you SO MUCH Dr. Tour!!!!!
@leopard3131
@leopard3131 8 месяцев назад
James I am posting this in the hopes you take feedback to heart. There are several factors leading OOL scientists to dismiss you. 1. You style. Call it what you want, passion if you must, but nobody really wants to watch you shouting. I believe you would benefit from passion management. Learn to pause and collect your thoughts and speak once you have mastered your emotional volatility. 2. We all know you hold strong religious beliefs and we can all see how these beliefs influence the things you say. Religious belief or faith is perfectly acceptable many scientists have such beliefs. The difference is we expect you to review the OOL without your religious presuppositions. While you are obviously of the opinion you are able to enter into the discussion without presuppositions, it is glaringly obvious to your colleagues you do not. Your denials of said presuppositions are obviously false. Again the solution is self reflection. Admit your presuppositions and test them. When the evidence contradicts your presuppositions be willing to concede, something you seem incapable of doing. 3. And last you are arguing from ignorance amd/or God of the gaps and/or denial of evidence and/or incredulity (life is too complex to understand), you even go as far as suggesting removing textbooks and shout as you do so. You emphasize what we do not yet understand. In doing so you reject or ignore what we do understand. Origin of life is so much more than synthetic chemistry. It involves geology, biology biochemistry, genetics, astrophysics, etc. We do have self replicating molecules for example. When you fail to acknowledge what we do know the OOL scientists are going to ignore you. Why are you attacking the "primordial soup" model when such a concept is outdated? This is both a straw man but more importantly it only shows how little understand you have of modern hypothesis and theories and more importantly modern evidence. Attacking the primordial soup model is akin to saying we are clueless about astrophysics because the the flat earth model is false. Your understanding is simply outdated and you do not give the impression you are capable of considering the modern evidence. You have been marginalized for the reasons above and will remain so until you correct the errors of your ways.
@codonmatrix4510
@codonmatrix4510 8 месяцев назад
Uh oh Dr. Tour, the science gestapo is involved now. Oh dear. Not a peep however, about the actual chemistry or science, it's all about what you may personally believe. Apparently, you are not allowed to do science if you don't toe the line in regards to what you personally may believe. How progressive those wanna be tyrants are. The king has now ordered you to bow to the idol, or else. Don't you just love 'freedom'? They are free to make up any garbage they want, but if you dare to disagree, you become persona non grata. What a wonderful group of truth seeking control freaks. Leftists are always full of trumped up allegations. They apparently DEMAND that you bend the knee to their vast greatness and infallibility. They are their own gods.
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
The very reverend "doctor" tour is no longer regarded as a scientist by anyone familiar with biochemistry. He's just another preacher now. He keeps himself deliberately ignorant of every relevant science, because it's not in the wholly babble. There's just no way to respect a man like that, not as a scientist, anyway.
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
And you are absolutely right that Tour sets religion above science. He has a strong belief that the book of Genesis is literally true, even though he isn't honest enough to say so. He doesn't even accept the vast swathes of evidence for evolution, because he keeps himself carefully ignorant of it. Sure, we don't know exactly how abiogenesis happened, but no-one has ever shown it to be impossible, not even Tour. Especially not Tour. The man is a very unfunny joke. As a biochemist with a fair amount of experience in the field, I find attitudes like Tour's to be completely incomprehensible. Who, exactly, is he to tell god what he can or can't do? This is what science is about, figuring out how nature does stuff, and if a god is real, it uses nature. But that's not Tour's god, his god is a magician. A wizard zapping living organisms into existence out of absolute nothing. Science is about discovering how nature works. Tour's religion is about telling you what his god demands of you. He's probably never been a real scientist in his life, unless he discovered his current religious mania later.
@codonmatrix4510
@codonmatrix4510 8 месяцев назад
@@attila.the.honest Please stop, I'm laughing so hard right now I'm gonna bust a gut. -- "He has a strong belief..." Oh dear. Please show us on this doll, where Tour's 'belief' hurt you.
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
@@codonmatrix4510 Yeah, you're right, There's absolutely nothing on Tour's website that says he's a nutty bible-thumper like you. ROTFLMFAO! Idiot.
@carloisidoresalcedo6325
@carloisidoresalcedo6325 8 месяцев назад
God bless you and your work Dr. Tou1
@Billb9I3
@Billb9I3 7 месяцев назад
Great Podcast and guest. Keep up the good work with the podcast and information. I continue to pray for you and your work and appreciate this stance of truth against the scientific misinformation put out there for so many decades.
@ronaldvolders
@ronaldvolders 8 месяцев назад
Thank you Dr. Tour, I have totally no knowledge of chemistry but I totally understand what you are saying…thank you for being so humble and passionate.
@histreeonics7770
@histreeonics7770 7 месяцев назад
He is not at all humble. His positions usually entail a claim that he knows all that there is to be known about biochemistry, which is something that no human can ever legitimately claim due to the perhaps infinite number of possible bio-chemical reactions. It is possible that he is simply not smart enough to know that is what he is stating, so he could be humbler than I think, and just not as smart as he says that he is.
@bentucker2301
@bentucker2301 7 месяцев назад
That's why he's dangerous. He can convince people who know absolutely nothing into thinking they understand something.
@crabb9966
@crabb9966 7 месяцев назад
​@@histreeonics7770it is not dichotomous like that. Tour is certainly intelligent. You are basically just calling him dumb. Your first point is good though, we haven't figured it out yet
@crabb9966
@crabb9966 7 месяцев назад
​@@bentucker2301dangerous? Chill haha, it's hardly dangerous
@histreeonics7770
@histreeonics7770 7 месяцев назад
@@crabb9966 Tour is intelligent, but is often blinded by his faith resulting in errors that sure make him sound dumb. It is not enough to have intelligence, you must be willing to apply it to all aspects of your life. Tour quotes numbers for "improbability" of various biological molecules forming that use models for that computation that he himself says are invalid. Either he is not smart enough to know that is what he is doing, or he is purposely lying. Which do you think?
@ricshumack9134
@ricshumack9134 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for your commitment and honesty guys, great discussion
@DinorwicSongwriter
@DinorwicSongwriter 8 месяцев назад
We have documents, written accounts, of China planting, growing and harvesting rice as far back as 8000 BC. Let that sink in. The Chinese were farming rice 4000 years before earth existed. Ooops. This is awkward.
@alisterrebelo9013
@alisterrebelo9013 8 месяцев назад
Your best response to questions about the origin of life is to make a nonsequiter about the age of the planet. Slow clap 👏 😂😂
@DinorwicSongwriter
@DinorwicSongwriter 8 месяцев назад
@@alisterrebelo9013 how does it not follow? Tour claims science is fraudulent, he claims “people searching for answers is a scam”, all the while claiming earth is 6000 years old based on geneology in the bible going back to the creation of Adam and earth, insisting it is fact while saying the scientific method is wrong, in light of the fact that we have proof that people were farming 4000 years longer than he claims the earth has existed. It is entirely relevant. He screams “science is a scam” while his theology is a proven scam. In other words, how can Tour claim to know the origin of life when life existed before he thinks the earth came into existance?
@alisterrebelo9013
@alisterrebelo9013 8 месяцев назад
@@DinorwicSongwriter You bring up religion because that's the only way you can ignore Dr. Tour and his questions about the chemistry of prebiotic earth. I need timestamps for all of those quotes you have of him. I've watched this entire video and can't recall where he's said those things. If a person asks: why are OoL scientists buying reagents that should be synthesised prebiotically and then claiming they are close to solving the origin of life? If you bring up religion right after this question, you're avoiding the question.
@DinorwicSongwriter
@DinorwicSongwriter 8 месяцев назад
@@alisterrebelo9013 and Tour keeps deleting my responses to you
@DinorwicSongwriter
@DinorwicSongwriter 8 месяцев назад
@@alisterrebelo9013 because he can’t handle the truth being told where his followers will see it
@Littleking1985
@Littleking1985 8 месяцев назад
If you notice the independent scientists who can create and build have no problem with a creator God. Its always the phds who just sit at a desk pushing state approved propaganda who have never built, discovered or created anything who thinks there is no creator. The clear difference between understanding and knowledge. James tour has understanding.
@Sparrow-hawk-666
@Sparrow-hawk-666 8 месяцев назад
It's the PhDs who do the science and publish their work in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Creationists post their claims on their websites. Can you explain to us what "understanding" Tour has?
@Littleking1985
@Littleking1985 8 месяцев назад
@Sparrow-hawk-666 James tour invents and creates, you can not invent and create without understanding
@Littleking1985
@Littleking1985 8 месяцев назад
@annieoaktree6774 he has understanding in chemistry. So he understands how elements work. To imagine people today still believe in spontaneous generation. to think that life can come about through purely natural causes. I wonder what are these purely natural causes?
@attila.the.honest
@attila.the.honest 8 месяцев назад
@@Littleking1985 Sweetie, you can't accept natural causes for the origin of life, but you happily accept magical sky-wizards zapping life into existence out of nothing with secret spells. How, exactly, do you make that work? What gods do you think can account for it? And how do they do it?
@bc4yt
@bc4yt 16 дней назад
​@@Sparrow-hawk-666 you mean like the 700 papers Tour has published?
@Drifter4ever
@Drifter4ever 8 месяцев назад
I ordered both dr Robert Stadlers books!
@pigzcanfly444
@pigzcanfly444 8 месяцев назад
They were both excellent reads. I hope that you enjoy them as much as I did. Well sourced and easily digestible even for the layman.
@robertpreisser3547
@robertpreisser3547 7 месяцев назад
To all who questioned my assertion that undirected chemical processes tend to favor shorter, less complex cycles, consider this quote from a recent Nature article on RNA world theory problems, by Nick Lane and Joana Xavier: “The problems are that there is little evidence that RNA can catalyse many of the reactions attributed to it (such as those required for metabolism); and copying ‘naked’ RNA (that is not enclosed in compartments such as cells) favours the RNA strands that replicate the fastest. *Far from building complexity, these tend to get smaller and simpler over time.* Worse, by regularly drying everything out, wet-dry cycles keep forming random groupings of RNA (in effect, randomized genomes). The best combinations, which happen to encode multiple useful catalysts, are immediately lost again by re-randomization in the next generation, precluding the ‘vertical inheritance’ that is needed for evolution to build novelty.”
@jeremiah5319
@jeremiah5319 7 месяцев назад
The snowflakes are melting, and it's only February!
@thecloudtherapist
@thecloudtherapist 8 месяцев назад
God bless you, Dr Tour. Keep up the pressure - the cracks are showing 🙏
@juerbert1
@juerbert1 7 месяцев назад
Thank You, Dr JT, for Your bold, i.e., fearless stand against the prevailing lie that's permeating culture and society !
@Sparrow-hawk-666
@Sparrow-hawk-666 7 месяцев назад
What lie would that be? The only lie I hear is that Jesus is a magical wizard who created everything by magic, and that science can't tell us how it happened, because only religion can. And your evidence for this lie is... oh that's right, you don't need any, because religion doesn't need evidence. I'll stick to science, thanks.
@dzdz1913
@dzdz1913 7 месяцев назад
Thank you Dr. Tour and Dr. Stadler, gifted and inspiring scientists
@hartleyw6323
@hartleyw6323 8 месяцев назад
Thanks so much for your efforts Drs. It all a Piltdown Man project revisited.
@forthfarean
@forthfarean 8 месяцев назад
I haven’t got any degrees at all but I can see for myself how the complexity of the body’s construction cannot possibly have been made by chance or ‘natural selection’ . Take the complexity of the knee joint for instance. It is complicated . It bends , it is stable, it is held together in a functioning form by muscles and ligaments that are strong yet flexible and resilient . The joint is cushioned with a strong flexible cartilage. The knee cannot work without any of these components. When damaged it is very difficult to repair and probably can not be repaired back to its natural working state. It could not be done over time because how could it work in the meantime? It is impossible.
@bc4yt
@bc4yt 16 дней назад
The main reason why evolution can never work (assuming abiogenesis already happened and got us to DNA driven biology - already a HUGE feat) is this: Mutations small enough to be naturally selected cannot cause speciation, and mutations significant enough to cause speciation cannot be naturally selected. For evolution to be true as the engine that explains all the variety of life on earth, it needs to explain both, but it can't. Because mutations occur in individuals, and as soon as one speciates, it can no longer reproduce with the rest of the herd, so dies lonely. I can explain more if you want.
@forthfarean
@forthfarean 15 дней назад
@@bc4yt Thank you very much. That is very interesting. Feel free to expand on your answer.
@bc4yt
@bc4yt 15 дней назад
@@forthfarean OK I'll expand in the next message. If you don't see a longer reply let me know, sometimes YT hides messages that get too long 😂
@bc4yt
@bc4yt 15 дней назад
@@forthfarean basically the issue is this: they say evolution is driven by random mutations refined by natural selection. Well, mutations occur in individuals first, not whole populations. So in order for any mutation to get established in a species, it first needs to be naturally selected, I.e. that individual needs to reproduce. Evolutionists often speak however as if as soon a mutation appears, it is instantly conferred onto the whole population. Of course if this were true, we'd all have blue eyes by now. So since mutations occur in individuals, and speciation is the event where one species divides into two, which is driven by mutations, there must be at some point a single mutation that breaks the compatibility. There is a first individual who is no longer reproductively compatible with the rest. That is just a logical fact. Evolutionists try to get around this with the idea of a compatibility gradient, where a population is divided in two parts, say A and B. Part A and part B are compatible, and B some members of B evolve into C, with C being compatible with B, but not with A. So C speciates from A. This *sounds* like an elegant solution, until you realize that the most textbook example of this phenomena would be so-called "ring species" - and sadly for evolutionists, every single alleged example of ring species has been debunked, by secular scientists. So we have zero examples of this gradient phenomenon... The closest they can come up with after that are hybrids like mules, ligers etc, but the problem with those is that they are sterile. If evolution were true, this gradient phenomenon should not have just one example, but literally every extant species, or at least most of them, should be in the process of speciation right now, and we should be utterly surrounded by examples. Where are they?
@forthfarean
@forthfarean 15 дней назад
@@bc4yt ok.
@platzhirsch4275
@platzhirsch4275 8 месяцев назад
The abiogenesis hypothesis on RNA replication is a huge scam.
@georgbenad4436
@georgbenad4436 7 месяцев назад
Lasked the biochemist Lemken in Germany the following question: "In your opinion, why is it that Lee Cronin's announcement in 2011 to create a living cell in the laboratory by 2013 has still not been realised, even though supercomputers that can perform several quadrillion calculations per second are now available to science? His interesting answer was: "This computing power is nowhere near enough (!!!!)." He then provides me with a detailed scientific explanation... The prebiotic Earth would certainly have been happy if it had had a simulated pocket calculator at its disposal.....
@pound4pound380
@pound4pound380 8 месяцев назад
Funny right! Dave the RU-vidr has all the answers but the doctors do not. Lee says they don't have the answers but Dave says it could have happened in many ways. Dave is a scam😂😂😂😂
@adm58
@adm58 5 месяцев назад
Excellent, thought provoking discussion. Thank you both for sharing this and for your very interesting work.
@tarastorinson6014
@tarastorinson6014 8 месяцев назад
Nice talk. Very good explanation from Dr. Stadler. Just maybe he should use more time and bring in some other details or examples
@retoker
@retoker 8 месяцев назад
Another great insightful discussion! The world needs more of this!
@lnln3656
@lnln3656 7 месяцев назад
Blessings from Canada! Understand more because of you, Dr. Tour!
@robertpreisser3547
@robertpreisser3547 8 месяцев назад
This question I was asked is worth a new thread: //Please explain how to do science without relying on Methodological Naturalism.// First, it’s important to note the different methodologies between experimental and historical sciences. The former studies recurrent, repeating phenomena while the latter studies one-time past events. Experimental science’s findings can inform historical sciences but not the other way around. I’ll explain more in a minute. First, Experimental Sciences without MN? Just follow the experimental method, period. First, propose an hypothesis, then develop a repeatable experiment with control groups and other means to allow for only a few variables to affect the end result, and run the experiment multiple times to confirm the predicted effect follows the specific variable being followed. If the experiment repeatedly confirms the hypothesis’ predictions, the hypothesis is confirmed. If the predictions don’t happen, or happen no more often than chance (the null hypothesis), the hypothesis is disconfirmed. Simple. Notice that not once did I have to invoke or mention MN. It is truly irrelevant to the actual process. Now, let’s say I were running an experiment about the formation of salt crystals in a solution. I run the experiment 999 times and get the same salt crystals formed. Then on the 1,000th run, I get a salt crystal with black specks embedded that spell out the words “God Was Here.” What happens then? Is the scientist obligated to throw out his or her hypothesis about how salt crystals *normally* form due to this outlier? No. Precisely BECAUSE miracles-assuming for a moment this was one-don’t change what normally happens ABSENT divine intervention. Or human intervention, for that matter. Which leads to the next question: is the scientist obligated to immediately conclude God wrote that message? Nope. They would actually have to shift to the methods of Historical Science: Inference to the Best Explanation. This is no longer a study of what normally happens without outside interference, but a question of what happened in THIS specific, non-recurring instance, where it is obvious SOMETHING intervened during that single run that drastically changed the outcome. So, IBE proposes several potential causal agents might have caused this one-time past effect. It may look to other experimental data or past experience to be able to show which of the possible causal agents proposed is CAPABLE of having produced the effect in question. In the salt crystal message purportedly from God example, God is one possible causal agent, natural undirected chemical processes another, and a prank by another intelligent human agent a third. Of these three, natural undirected chemical processes are NOT known to be able to produce such a message, and so can be ruled out, leaving human or divine intelligence. Now, although in general intelligent humans are known to be capable of writing messages, the issue becomes did any human agent have the means, motive AND opportunity to interfere when that experiment was in process? If there was no one with access to the experiment, cameras showed no on in the lab at all, no remote access to the setup was possible, etc., then human intelligent agents can be ruled out. Leaving God as the only possible cause left. Notice once again I did not have to invoke MN at all. What happens if we DO invoke MN? Assume the message really WAS caused by God. All invoking MN would do is prevent anyone from actually correctly finding the actual cause. MN CAN ONLY LEAD TO FALSE OR MISSING KNOWLEDGE. It NEVER adds to our knowledge.
@codonmatrix4510
@codonmatrix4510 8 месяцев назад
Great post. Sounds to me like MN is more of a filter to prevent certain outcomes or conclusions.
@JohnSmith42374
@JohnSmith42374 8 месяцев назад
@robertpreisser3547 I think it's important to note that ID theories are not pointing to God, or a particular candidate for the design, but are operating on identifying the effects of design which can be measured and observed by other intelligent beings today. We may say that identity of the designer of life is some deity as we understand it, but those conclusions are from other areas of inquiry. What a MN skeptic would say to evidence of design in DNA for first life is that the term "specified information" is a creationist construct, or that "information" itself is merely semantic, as a term we apply in our own arbitrary parlance for the phenomenon of "molecules interacting". This does not convince them that design, or foresight in planning is required, because they are convinced that life must've evolved naturalistically because we are here (circular reasoning), and that given enough time for trial and error, biomolecules can form by chance. Once you finally demonstrate that chance and necessity are insufficient mechanisms to find the elaborate combinations of these molecules (along with all the other chemical roadblocks), their final resort of faith is this: "We must continue the science, someday we might discover a naturalistic cause for large amounts of complex specificity as recorded in living systems". This is the atheist's version of "god of the gaps" and the irony is completely lost on them. As Richard Dawkins admitted to Peter Boghossian in their 2013 interview; "Even if God descended upon the clouds I wouldnt believe it". Nothing will convince a materialistic who is resolute to keep holding out hope for his faith. It's just unfortunate that during the "Enlightenment" period they started to ridicule empiricists into silence and market the idea that science is only MN, despite the Scientific revolution proving that theism itself doesn't hamper science.
@JohnSmith42374
@JohnSmith42374 8 месяцев назад
By the way, it's not that they havent found a naturalistic cause for specified information that makes it the materialist's "god of the gaps" (by all means continue the research). It's that they currently do not know but affirm the consequent as fact.
@samburns9350
@samburns9350 8 месяцев назад
You logic is terrible as usual. I can hypothesize any number of natural explanations for your message. Even something like "Klingons with a cloaking device decided to play a trick on you". Your God explanation never wins by default, NEVER. You must provide POSITIVE EVIDENCE for any supernatural claim you make since you can NEVER rule out the natural processes you are unaware of. There's a darn good reason science excludes the supernatural as you just once again demonstrated.
@samburns9350
@samburns9350 8 месяцев назад
@@JohnSmith42374 Oh please, not with the same tired old lie "ID isn't about the Christian God, honest I swear!" 🙄
@ianlee5812
@ianlee5812 8 месяцев назад
Does Jim plan on suing Professor Dave for slander and ruining his professional reputation? If Jim thinks Dave lied about him in order to ruin his reputation, I think that’s enough to file a lawsuit.
@Sparrow-hawk-666
@Sparrow-hawk-666 7 месяцев назад
Just bear in mind, folks, Tour hasn't provided any argument that proves abiogenesis is chemically impossible. Sure, it's possible to criticise individual research approaches, but you have to point out why, not simply whine that the whole idea is impossible. The real question is in figuring out what the first replicating polymers were - assuming a definition of proto-life as replicating biochemistry - and the simplest chemistry and environmental conditions needed to support them and allow them to evolve. Clearly, any honest scientist - Tour isn't one, he's prejudiced against it - will point out we're not sure where to look. That's why a lot of different ideas need to be explored to have any hope of answering the question. And sure, you can argue there are more important research areas biologically. But this kind of research is mostly funded privately by folk interested in the answer. To understand why Tour gets bent out of shape about it, you have to realise that religion is far more important to Tour than science. He feels personally threatened by particular research avenues, because he fears what they'll discover, and force him to re-evaluate his religious beliefs.
@georgbenad4436
@georgbenad4436 7 месяцев назад
ur great master Richard Dawkinshas clearly said that life did NOT originate on earth.what are you moaning about abiogenesis ???
@Sparrow-hawk-666
@Sparrow-hawk-666 6 месяцев назад
@@georgbenad4436 (1) Dawkins isn't my master, and (2) he never said life didn't originate on earth. Get up to speed.
@georgbenad4436
@georgbenad4436 6 месяцев назад
@@Sparrow-hawk-666 I received an answer from KI....Who is not up to date?
@Sparrow-hawk-666
@Sparrow-hawk-666 6 месяцев назад
@@georgbenad4436 Citation needed. So far as I've read, and I've read Dawkins extensively, he's never claimed life could only have originated extra-terrestrially. It would be foolish to claim that, and even given my reservations about Dawkins, he's not that gaga yet.
@georgbenad4436
@georgbenad4436 6 месяцев назад
@@Sparrow-hawk-666 Leszek, you can see how you can rely on science... Are you on duty at Farina's again today?
@docsavage30
@docsavage30 8 месяцев назад
Hello Jim, Are accusations of academic fraud the same as bearing false witness (if your claims aren't established by evidence or are otherwise incorrect)? Best Wishes, Dr Ian. PS If your claims are legitimate, why not publish in the legitimate literature? You know how already, and I think I know why you won't publish.
@likeahouseonfire
@likeahouseonfire 8 месяцев назад
01:07:39 When he finishes this paper on the stability problem that you won’t understand, that’ll give you something else to dismiss out of hand. Looking forward to seeing your insightful comments about how you don’t like the font or something.
@docsavage30
@docsavage30 8 месяцев назад
If Jim can really overturn protobiotic chemistry (as he claims repeatedly), why do you think he doesn't publish his rebuttal in the legitimate literature? Take as long as your need. @@likeahouseonfire
@likeahouseonfire
@likeahouseonfire 8 месяцев назад
@@docsavage30 I’m putting this response for others since you literally ignore or misrepresent the points: - Tour is working on a paper dealing with stability (see the timestamp) - This theoretical protocell which no one has made would still be incredibly complicated and unlikely. Google: Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity for one example. - Others have written papers on the exact critiques Tour’s using but they are ignored. - He’s using the exact same reason Cronin, Benner and RU-vidrs do-to communicate on a mass scale. I can’t believe I responded to a troll, I’ll concede any more responses.
@elbalenablanca6901
@elbalenablanca6901 8 месяцев назад
Are we really clueless about abiotic polymer formation - or has this been an obvious lie, every time Jim repeats it? @@likeahouseonfire
@docsavage30
@docsavage30 8 месяцев назад
Any timeline on that publication and do you know if it will be in a Discovery Institute journal or the legitimate literature? @@likeahouseonfire
@The_Last_Rick
@The_Last_Rick 6 месяцев назад
Well done James.
@RobSed55
@RobSed55 8 месяцев назад
The possibility that there may come a day when it is discovered that life could not and did not come about by natural processes is an excellent point. That seems to be the road we are on. Another point, which is very important, is to bring into the cultures consciousness the understanding of how much anyone's world view affects the interpretation of facts. Darwin's evolutionary world view dominates the scientific mind, Therefore, everything had to evolve. This permeates all of how reality is understood by the post Darwin age. EX: the Bible cannot be taken as is, but must have evolved.
@WesleyClark-j4f
@WesleyClark-j4f 7 месяцев назад
God bless you dr. Tour i love your passion and honesty
@gsincs
@gsincs 8 месяцев назад
Science of the gaps!
@MichaelSmith-mr5dh
@MichaelSmith-mr5dh 8 месяцев назад
lol
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
"Science" (the word in English) comes from the Latin word "Scientia/Scienza" which in sum it means 'practical knowledge'. So according to non-corrupted use of the word "science" (which Darwin popularised the serious corruption of the word 'science' as we see today) when you learn how to cut a steak with a knife, that's 'science', when you learn how to ride a bicycle, that's "science", when you learn how to skate on ice, that is science, when you learn how read and write, this is science. So tragically and tormentingly sad though, the definition of 'science' in the West has been perversely redefined by Darwin (who only had one degree, in theology!) and lovingly adopted by Communists and Socialists (Social Darwinists) to be based solely on materialist and mechanistic view of reality which itself, is a perpetual self-refuting, self destroying, self-demolishing, self-annihilating position.
@crothar2
@crothar2 8 месяцев назад
Thank you Dr Tour for taking your time to explain this. We need all our scientists to be this passionate in pursuing the truth!
@elbalenablanca6901
@elbalenablanca6901 8 месяцев назад
Why does Jim lie so obviously about the field of protobiotic chemistry?
@MarkWCorbett1
@MarkWCorbett1 8 месяцев назад
I thank God for Dr. Tour. I love his passion for Jesus and evangelism (not the main topic of this discussion, but it is beautiful and good). I also thank God for the way he has helped people to see some of the problems with Origin of Life (OOL) research. But when it comes to finding a natural pathway to life in the future, I think Dr. Tour is missing something. He gave an example of someone trying to jump to the moon in 1700 and then concluding that people would never make it to the moon. Well, in my understanding, trying to jump to the moon is not theoretically impossible (I don't know any law that forbids it) but it is clearly practically impossible. We can say with confidence that no one will do it. But we did make it to the moon. It required intelligent design of rockets. In the same way, I think we can already say with confidence that it is practically impossible for natural, unguided causes to produce life. This is not based on what we do not know, it is based on what we do know. There is no law that absolutely prevents it, but like jumping to the moon it is practically impossible. But adding the intelligent guidance is like adding man-made rockets to get to the moon. I think this is a more accurate way to see the analogy.
@ferrr5616
@ferrr5616 8 месяцев назад
Exactamente, pensé lo mismo que tú, el diseño del cohete para ir a la luna sólo pudo lograrse con inteligencia, pero que eso se ensamble por procesos naturales es prácticamente imposible. La analogía de tour es equivocada pues la inteligencia en cada proceso de la elaboración del cohete es necesaria. Así mismo las estructuras de la vida no se ensamblaran solas y darán ese enorme salto de complejidad, especifidad, utilidad y organización de forma no guiada SIN una inteligencia.
@ferrr5616
@ferrr5616 8 месяцев назад
Agregando que la formación de vida no es precisamente un destino al que se llega y se cumple la meta, sino que la formacion de vida es un sin fin de metas impensables a donde se debe estar llegando todo el tiempo de forma coordinada y precisa. Pues la replicación del ARN debe ser demasiado preciso, y ser funcional de manera permanente. (Por mencionar solo uno de los innumerables problemas, que cada uno es como un salto a la luna) Digamos que la analogía de la lotería tampoco es adecuada, pues para la formación de vida no es equivalente a sacarse una lotería, es equivalente a ganarse casi todas las loterías posibles de forma instantánea y permanente. (Donde en cada loteria tenemos sólo una posibilidad de entre 1x10⁹⁰ numeros posibles, por poner un número) Ya que cualquier error producirá la muerte o la destrucción de las estructuras de la vida.
@MarkWCorbett1
@MarkWCorbett1 8 месяцев назад
@@ferrr5616 , I'm unable to reply to your comment as I do not speak Spanish.
@ferrr5616
@ferrr5616 8 месяцев назад
@@MarkWCorbett1 ah ntp I don't speak English either, but your comment and your analogy is very good... I thought the same as you..
@LeonSemiPro
@LeonSemiPro 8 месяцев назад
Oh please give up Tour. You are no better than the other "scientists" for God. Technical objections to science do not prove your mythical beliefs in any way.
@chuckmowry5951
@chuckmowry5951 4 месяца назад
Very generous of you to refer to a lecture followed by a gag order as a "debate".
@jamesmiller7457
@jamesmiller7457 8 месяцев назад
I always tell Darwanists that they merely replace God with "time in the gaps."
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 8 месяцев назад
Clever. Thumbs up.
@jamesmiller7457
@jamesmiller7457 8 месяцев назад
@@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 clever, maybe. Only because it is true. 😆 🤣 😂 😹
@alexnik1181
@alexnik1181 8 месяцев назад
Not even close, but keep telling them that - you have the rights to be wrong.
@jamesmiller7457
@jamesmiller7457 8 месяцев назад
@@alexnik1181 How is that wrong? Virtually every conundrum Darwnists come across they use the excuse, " Well, with enough time....."
@alexnik1181
@alexnik1181 8 месяцев назад
@jamesmiller7457 Evolution is much more than "with enough time." The fact that this planet was formed billions of years ago (more than enough time for evolution to occur) is an independent line of evidence supporting it, not an excuse for it. So, thinking that evolution is analogous to the God of the gaps is pure ignorance at best.
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