The chemical reactions involved seemed natural enough--
others seem to agree--I fail to see anything but denial of ("ultimate") reality as the source of this assertion of yours.
This is different from what you asked.
Real scientists don't use the term "code" with all the implied anthropomorphic subtext you creationists insist upon. Although DNA can be described as "digital"--being discrete rather than continuous, and it functions like a digital code, there are no "digital instructions" in DNA. It's the product of a chemical reaction.
What you're asking for is the "software" or "program of life" your superstition has posited as part of your dishonest rationalizations for claiming that intelligent design/creationism is science. The existence of he "software" or "program of life" is not posited by scientists consistent with, or conforming to, your superstitious paradigm.
You got what you asked for, Cupcake.
Real Science? You wouldn't know real science if it hit you in the face. Silly Loki, you have been so dumbed down by the pseudoscience of evolution and the bastardization of the scientific method that you have been duped into believing this garbage. Here are just a few excerpts from your "others seem to agree" link. Funny, even the term "seem to" is dripping with Darwin-speak. Why not just say others agree. For your consideration:
Information systems to govern replication
could have developed penecontemporaneously in the same milieu.
Moreover, even if there was some way that organic proto-cells
could have assembled, it was necessary in the experiments outlined above to seed the organic vesicles with DNA itself.
Oh really???
The molecules
could have primed the protocell for the production of further organic molecules.
Why can't you test or prove this?
Neal and Stanger have suggested that, in prebiotic times, hydrogen in hot springs
could have played a part in the synthesis of the first organic molecules.
We have argued that life
may have originated at highly reduced alkaline submarine springs...
Nevertheless abiotic organic molecules
could have been generated by hydrogenation of the carbon monoxide...
Loki, I really can't believe you are stupid enough to fall for this stuff so I am guessing you obviously didn't read the study before you copied the citation of the atheist website.
A search of the acrobat file revealed
25 "could haves" and
18 "may haves".
This is not science people!!! This is a fill in 43 blanks to get to the end result fairy tale.
Please try again with real science that actually proves the steps required to get from point A to point B are possible. Relying on 43 ASSumptions is proof??? Dude, come on!!!
Also, since you said I didn't ask for it, here you go: please show me the scientific proof on how the digital information code to build proteins originated????