We have already repeatedly remarked that our approach to the problem of the origin of life is bound to take a scientific perspective, thus avoiding any reference to “easy” solutions, like creationism or intelligent design. We have also discussed in depth the reasons why we do not look for a precise, detailed account of how life appeared on Earth, but rather for a credible, science-based description of how this might have happened (which had been called an “a-historical” account of OoL by Addy Pross (Pross 2012)).

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Conclusions

  • Roberto Serra,
  • Marco Villani

摘要

We have already repeatedly remarked that our approach to the problem of the origin of life is bound to take a scientific perspective, thus avoiding any reference to “easy” solutions, like creationism or intelligent design. We have also discussed in depth the reasons why we do not look for a precise, detailed account of how life appeared on Earth, but rather for a credible, science-based description of how this might have happened (which had been called an “a-historical” account of OoL by Addy Pross (Pross 2012)).