Original Episode Here: https://youtube.com/live/6SK_ahsmemo
In this heated exchange, caller Billy claims Forrest is "wrong about abiogenesis," arguing that the complexity of RNA, amino acid chirality, and protein formation make natural origins impossible. Forrest systematically counters each point, explaining that finding specific examples like amino acids in space and self-replicating RNA demonstrates natural processes at work. As Billy becomes increasingly combative, Eric identifies his reasoning as the "argument from incredulity" fallacy. When forced to listen rather than interrupt, Billy quickly abandons the call, leading to a fascinating breakdown of the "God of the gaps" approach to scientific questions.
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