As we know, the work of science is to question hypothesis and pull them apart to see if they stand up.
To account for the limitations of the RNA world hypothesis, some have proposed the RNA Peptide world hypothesis.
Which of course is still no help for Tonio, special creation or intelligent design.
"In two papers published in Molecular Biology and Evolution and Biosystems, Charles Carter from University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and Peter Wills from the University of Auckland in New Zealand argued that the RNA world hypothesis is insufficient to explain the origin of life. Instead, they provided experimental and computational evidence for an RNA-peptide world, in which early life originated from the interplay of RNA and peptide activity"
