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Is abiogenesis obsolete?

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Is abiogenesis obsolete?
« on: 22/07/2010 16:30:02 »
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What advances in science and technology resulted in the theory of abiogenesis becoming obsolete?

What do you think?
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    Abiogenesis isn't obsolete.
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