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Except chemicals do literally evolve into life which evolve into DNA, it is a fuzzy point because DNA didn't exist yet, but it is still natural selection and random chance that leads to the first life form, I am deliberately conflating biological evolution with the more main stream definition because at that point in time biology physics and chemistry were all physically conflated.
This is entirely incorrect. Abiogenesis is the mechanism that converts "chemicals" to life. The only thing you are deliberately doing is stating factually incorrect concepts about an intensely deep and developed area of study. The "more mainstream definition" is just wrong.