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There is no such thing as a simple cell though. Every individual cell that makes up a human being is on its own, unimaginably complex. Even the simplest most basic single celled organisms are unbelievably complex so your point is literally meaningless.Uh huh.
To follow through on this stupid, disingenuous analogy that you're so fond of using, the initial single cell organisms aren't as complex as a human. So it wouldn't be like building a house, more like stacking bricks.
Ya amino acids can form into life when a DNA molecule with the capability of reading genetic code and using microscopic machinery to take that code and amino acids and build a structure out of them. Hence why I say that your stupid experiment is like saying because you have bricks that a house could build itself. Amino acids are the bricks. A living organism is a highly complicated structure that requires a blueprints and builders to read and carry out the instructions of said blueprints. You know, just like a house or any building. So unless you can demonstrate how not only the blueprints of a living organism could form naturally but also how microscopic machinery could also(because this is LITERALLY what DNA is), then abiogenesis is a fantasy for delusional atheistic retards.So amino acids can be created by introducing a catalyst (like lightning) to basic elements like methane, etc. We know that amino acids can form into life. We know that life can evolve.