Back in 2010 Greg Stafford wrote an online article analyzing the 1953 Miller-Urey experiment, in which Miller-Urey used an intelligently designed and constructed apparatus to demonstrate the production of amino acids under conditions considered similar to the atmosphere of "early earth." However, as Stafford noted in his original paper, Miller-Urey failed to account for their own living intelligence as the primary cause for the experiment, and therefore also for the resulting amino acids.
Stafford argues that, by comparison with the Miller-Urey experiment, early earth's atmosphere also would have required living intelligence, not only for the production of amino acids, but also for early earth's atmosphere, as well as early earth itself, our solar system, our galaxy, the universe, and even atoms and molecules, all of which show intelligent design and provide utility.
Now you can enjoy this paper once more and share it with others! The article's links and images have been updated, along additional material providing logical arguments supporting the conclusions reached, and which further disprove the conclusions by Miller-Urey and by many others since them. Here is the link where you can read or download the newest version of this and other pending Elihu Online Papers which will be added to the site soon: Elihu Online Papers (https://elihubooks.com/elihu-online-papers). You can also read and download the specific paper directly by clicking on the title, "Advanced Earth Conditions Corrections to the Analysis and Conclusions of Miller-Urey’s 1953 Experiment" (07/04/20210; revised 08/04/2026).
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