Whether I know how science is going to figure it out is beside the point. That still doesn't prove that God did it. Science has figured out all kinds of things that nobody ever imagined it could do. Prior to 1945, no one ever imagined that something like the atom bomb was possible. Prior to 1903 no one believed man could fly. Neither your ignorance nor my ignorance about nature proves that the Bible is true.
I didn't think you did because you keep posting diatribe. In order to estimate whether something will happen in a million or billion of years, one uses probability based on what the facts are. In the case of RNA forming DNA outside the cell, we know that there are no laboratory tests showing this. We also know that it didn't happen in nature. However, we know that RNA molecules did form a strand. I don't know the
exact numbers since it's your theory, but the probability is pretty low. We are trying to estimate something that isn't readily observed in nature like natural selection. We also can estimate what the probability is for what testing in the lab has produced. Again, that's pretty low. We take these probabilities and put them in a computer simulation. The simulation will provide
statistics on whether it happened in the distant past. With the low probabilities, it probably did not happen in the distant past. However, success in the lab will raise the probabilities. Or finding more occurrences in nature will raise the probabilities. Both will increase the statistics showing that it happened in the distant past. However, we know RNA replication doesn't happen much in the lab nor nature.