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This relies on a reasoning chain where every link is uncertain and any wrong link would invalidate the whole. Also relies on the Sherlock Holmes principle, "once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth", which is usually wronghttps://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1305522434465038337 …
When you're considering a system you don't understand well, it's very error prone to try to exhaustively list everything that is possible. And eliminating a given impossibility is always probabilistic. The probabilities multiply
Based on meta observations about the study itself, with no knowledge of Venus or chemistry, I would bet against the conclusion that this is life
This also sounds like a critique of old fashion “expert systems” AI with hard-coded rules that fail under many situations.
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