1. Show me where I said "a theory" is a guess. In fact I said the opposite several posts back.
You consistently use theory in the wrong sense and say wrong things about it, whether or not you said it was a guess in those exact words. Here are a few examples of your wrongness.
Ruling things out as you build your theory comprised of other facts is absolutely part of the scientific process of defining a theory
many theories just like this one are ultimately proven wrong
I get it you don't want to address this very key issue because there's no answer hence it frustrates you and your firm belief of Evolution, probably because you don't like hearing that it is only a theory.
Literally every one of those statements is wrong. Once again, a theory is not a hypothesis. A theory is a well substantiation explanation for events supported by multiple lines of evidence, observation and experimentation. It is subject to change as new information becomes available, of course, but when you say things like what you said above, it shows you've no real idea what you are talking about.
Not one person here has had a single prolific thing to say about this problem.
Cofty has answered you several times.
No matter how many times I say it I see the same post over and over.
Well, you keep saying wrong things. C'est la vie.
I get it you want me to accept well it just happened somehow but don't worry about that. No thanks!
Ah, I see the problem. No, no one particularly cares if you accept it (and no one is asking you to just accept it, there are reams of evidence for you to review if you choose to do so), you are merely being corrected on the wrong things you write in a public comment and discussion forum.
I get that it angers you because you can't explain this process any more than anyone else. It is what it is. Maybe someone day we'll know until then I personally can't accept any final resolution.
Please remain honest. No one is angry at you. Pity would probably be a more apt, description. Perhaps amused as well.
Viv, I'm confusing nothing. You are NOT the authority on the matter although you clearly believe you are. What's your degree in?
I agree, I am not an authority. However, UC Berkeley IS, which is why I quoted them back to you. Also check out these:
http://humanorigins.si.edu/
http://undsci.berkeley.edu/article/intro_01
http://www.livescience.com/20896-science-scientific-method.html
https://ncse.com/node/16774
If the Origin of Life is not important why did Darwin spend so much time on it? Why did he write to is colleges about it in various letters.
Who ever said it wasn't important? Please stop making things up just because you confused abiogenesis with evolution.
I know you don't want it to matter because it is a problem for the Evolutionary theory but it absolutely matters.
Huh? Are you pretending to know things you can't possibly know again?
Many here (myself, Cofty and Snare, to name a few) think it's an incredibly important and fascinating field of study.
Oh, and just so you can know what "theory" means....
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/just-a-theory-7-misused-science-words/
" A scientific theory is an explanation of some aspect of the natural world that has been substantiated through repeated experiments or testing. But to the average Jane or Joe, a theory is just an idea that lives in someone's head, rather than an explanation rooted in experiment and testing."