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Jenny, I told you I wasn't going to bother with you any more. You proved my point. You didn't (because you couldn't) cite an instance of me arguing about blood clotting. That was your previous claim, which you've now shifted slightly, although you were incredibly long winded about it. Please Jenny, for the love of Darwin, go bother someone else. I don't care about convincing you of anything. It is apparent to everyone who has read this what is going on. You continue to change the subject, and avoid pointed questions.

The reason I ridiculed your claim:

"Amino acids & nucleic acids spontaneously link & form longer & longer chains on the surfaces of minerals, even up to lengths where functional proteins & RNA start to be found.

is because it makes so starkly clear what I've been saying all along. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about! You don't understand specified complexity, and you obviously don't see the major building block of your 'example': the mineral surface. Go do a little more reading, learn why the mineral surface is involved, why what occurs does in fact occur, then come back to me and try to defend your claim of original information generation. Jenny, every single time you respond you make yourself look more and more foolish. You seem to think that if you supply me with an overly scientistic response full of big words and phrases, I'll simply be over whelmed. It isn't going to happen. The fact that you cite people like Miller who have been critiqued more times than every ID'er combined is further proof that your bias blinds your intellect to grasping anything that conflicts with what you want to believe. So, what next Jenny? I'm getting a kick out of this myself. Every few hours I come over to the computer to find yet another one of your ill-informed rants. I'll be waiting for the next one. Until then, all the best.