The simplest protein is ribonuclease. It has many amino acids. And different kinds of amino acids. Amino acids can only operate correctly if it is arranged in just the right way. If it's just ONE amino acid off, it won't work properly. Remember that ribonuclease is THE SIMPLEST protein. So how could and explosion go off, and then make thousands of ribonuclease that are just right???
Also, explosions DESTROY things, not MAKE them.
You are so right

The simplest protein is ribonuclease. It has many amino acids. And different kinds of amino acids. Amino acids can only operate correctly if it is arranged in just the right way. If it's just ONE amino acid off, it won't work properly. Remember that ribonuclease is THE SIMPLEST protein. So how could and explosion go off, and then make thousands of ribonuclease that are just right???
Also, explosions DESTROY things, not MAKE them.
Thanks- this is very instructive. It's as instructive as the time you posted the same thing at #100 and when you posted it before that at #88. And apparently you like to randomly post the same thing on other threads like the screenshot below...I even defended your statement in part, but this tells me you're not even reading people's responses. So I will change mine: Ribonuclease which is about 124 amino acids long is NOT the simplest protein, Trp-cage with 20 amino acids is. It's possible to substitute and change the order of amino acids in proteins and for them to still be functional; no one said, thinks or believes that proteins were formed from an explosion; AND remember ribonuclease is NOT the simplest protein....And one last thing- please stop spamming.