What's the deal with salt water?

The Earth's "unique conditions for life" center around water, the overwhelming majority being poisonous salt water. It's as if it's supposed to fool us into thinking all this water is life-sustaining, yet it's all a facade.
What is the purpose of having all this useless water everywhere?

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when in doubt blame the jews

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Originally, the oceans were freshwater. Over billions of years the salt and other minerals dissolved into the oceans.

It is obvious that at minimum the presence of water on Earth was not an impediment to development of life. Maybe other chemistries are more suitable for it.
You might like this paper:
"The ambivalent role of water at the origins of life" by Andrey do Nascimento Vieira, Karl Kleinermanns, William F. Martin, Martina Preiner.
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Interesting. Source?

>chemistries
Look I’m not reading that. Complex life forms didn’t just materialize out of nothing. Nor are their complexities the results of millions and millions of years of small scale mutations. I’m not religious but anybody who truly believes in this SCIENCE! is an ignorant fool

>Around 3.8 billion years ago, when the Earth’s surface had finally cooled to the point where water vapour had turned to liquid, there was nothing but the sparkling, unhindered, purest form of water you could imagine.

>Yes, a really, really long time ago, all of the water on Earth was freshwater!

>However, that didn’t last long… the universe imposes its will sooner or later. The climatic cycles began soon after the planet cooled. Whenever it rained, carbon dioxide from the atmosphere dissolved into the falling water, making the rain slightly acidic. As it rained, it caused rocks to erode. From there, rainwater slid towards nearby rivers and streams, carrying along both dissolved and undissolved loose salt and minerals. These runoffs ended up in larger water bodies—seas and oceans.

scienceabc.com/nature/world-oceans-become-freshwater.html#:~:text=Around 3.8 billion years ago,water on Earth was freshwater!

Just google around, pretty common knowledge. Basically, the water was distilled from vapor as the earth cooled - so super fresh distilled water.

Ignoring the religious part, life must be able to function in the physical world, and this obviously happens.

Extremely low IQ thread.
>poisonous salt water
literally teeming with life.
>has never heard of evaporation

Are they really going to spread the final killer pandemic with bottled water?

I've shot the ocean

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