yeh you tried.  You tried to cover the fact that you don't have a firm grasp of high school chemistry with sarcasm and insults.  

 

If at this point you a.) can't understand a simple analogy about an isotope and b.) are too self conscious to ask a clarifying question then you are in no position to lecture me or anyone about what should or should not be taught in schools.  

 

More over, to everyone else following along my point was simple.  The things that we know about chemistry specifically organic chemistry don't say its improbable for life to spontaneously generate, they don't say its one in a billion, they don't say its one in a trillion, they say we have never seen it happen, can't conceive how it would happen and justify it when equations to demonstrate that each step in the biochemical process would happen spontaneously.  

 

What does that mean?  That means that if the earth is 1 billion years old or if the earth is 1 trillion years old if the occurrence rate of any phenomenon is zero then the amount of expected occurrences is still ZERO.  If you're talking about life spontaneously generating or a hydrogen atom with an atomic weight of seven, it just doesn't happen.

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