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How much time would it take for a planet scale Miller-Urey experiment to generate intelligent life

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Stanley Miller's experiment was an amazing step forward in unifying inorganic and organic chemistry. It was also a landmark development for the theory of chemical evolution.

Miller-Urey Experiment

However what if the experiment was done at planet scale? Some trillion years later humans decide it would be nice to play god with another planet and decide to carry a planet scale experiment (And they can do that since they are highly advanced by now). They create a red dwarf and put it up with a planet which basically happens to be a planet scale recreation of miller's experiment.So My basic question is

How long does this planet take to evolve intelligent life (If it ever does) ?

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