>>Well, if electricity is all we need, lets recreate the early "primordial soup" environment it in a laboratory. Lets see if we can get life form from non-living material. Or at least some basic building blocks that stay intact for a while.
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>Actually, the experiment was carried out some 50 years ago. After a week of bombarding the "primordial soup" with electricity, amino-acids appeared. This is the first building-block of life.

The Miller/Uray experiment was a sham. He used a special trap to make it "work" and got very little result at best. The experiment yeld 80% tar about 17% carboylic Acid and about 3% amino acid (the wrong type). The many aminos acid bonded to the Tar and was destroyed and those that didn't couldn't survive out side the little trap he had contraped.