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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Does "the inability...is intriguing" mean "the cause of the inability...is complex"?
Context:
Context:
In summary, while the question of the origin of life is a fas-
cinating one, and the inability of modern science to develop a
statistically probable mechanism is intriguing, this is not the
place for a thoughtful person to wager his faith.
Context:
In summary, while the question of the origin of life is a fas-
cinating one, and the inability of modern science to develop a
statistically probable mechanism is intriguing, this is not the
place for a thoughtful person to wager his faith.
Top answer
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NL888Does "the inability...is intriguing" mean "the cause of the inability...is complex"?No. 'It is interesting that modern science cannot develop a probable theoretical mechanism...'
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