The Chances of Amino Acids forming a functioning, average length protein from scratch is approximately 1 in 10^260. On another note, this number is more than the number of atoms in the universe.
No opinions, nothing but straight fact. Nothing to argue with.
I think that you will find that statement to be in 100% agreement with evolution, abiogenesis, chemistry and mathematics. What you are doing incorrectly is assuming that an amino chain needed to be put together by chance in present form. No one is saying that. No one. It started smaller and worked it's way up. This is not a proof against evolution, it's a proof of your misunderstanding of evolution.
I believe in Evolution, obviously. It's pretty much indisputable.
Also, it is a valid theory, held by a reasonable amount of people. I really don't care either way, I was just putting into the debate, but I got flamed because somebody spied someone they could ridicule over the internet.
Here is an example of a 32 amino acid peptide reproducing. Go fuck yourself.
Stop posting irrelevant things.
I put A view forward, for people to consider, and got a very very childish reply. It's funny how you still can't seem to understand what I'm saying. Please, please, please, make sure you do before you post again.
Don't make things personal attacks for no reason, it's pathetic.