ringo writes:
Consider a room full of children, each one holding a toy. As they mill about aimlessly, a child sees another toy that he'd like to have, so he reaches for it. But the other child won't let go and he, in turn, reaches for the first child's toy. Soon all of the children are "bonded" together in pairs, held together by the toys that both children want.
The children are like protons and the toys are like electrons and the pairs of children are like hydrogen atoms, bonded together by a pair of electrons that they both want.
And it all happens naturally. The probability that the bonds will form is 100%.
Can you tell us how the protons, electrons and hydrogen atoms came into existence?
The fallacy of your argument is that you assume everything happens naturally.
Do you have evidence for this natural origin?
What seems more logical, a planned reason for these events, or "well stuff happens" and we don't want to speculate about how it happened.
Just assume it was a natural event?
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