From Mark Buchanan at Nature Physics:
The origin of life is among the deepest unexplained mysteries. How did the first self-replicating entities emerge, providing the material on which the selective mechanism of evolution could then operate? The most primitive known self-replicating forms of life are far too complex to have sprung from the pre-evolutionary environment through… More.
You’d have to pay to read more. Not recommended. If they had any workable naturalist idea, the world would deafen at the sound. If they thought it required intelligence, their careers would be ruined.
See also: What we know and don’t know about the origin of life
Well, it’s refreshing to hear honest confessions from the evolutionists.
Here they admit that OoL is one of the deepest unexplained mysteries – without which they can’t even get evolutionary processes going. If nature could not produce life from totally natural processes, then the possibility of intelligence being involved in the actual evolution of organisms cannot be philosophically or scientifically ruled out.
Next they admit that the origin of the first replicating cell is also one of the deepest enduring mysteries. It’s not surprising that it is a mystery because things this complex just do not happen by chance.
Next they admit that the origin of the first replicating cell is also one of the deepest enduring mysteries. It’s not surprising that it is a mystery because things this complex just do not happen by chance.
What about the mystery of quantum processes being at the core of life itself?
“Thus there are many claims that quantum mechanics
plays a key role in the origin and/or operation of biological organisms”.
http://www.ijabbr.com/article_.....9e69b7.pdf
What about the mystery of cell division (mitosis) itself being controlled by quantum entanglement? I bet it can be explained by the “third way” evolutionary mechanism…
“It is proposed here that normal mirror-like mitosis is organized by quantum coherence and quantum entanglement among microtubule-based centrioles and mitotic spindles which ensure precise, complementary duplication of daughter cell genomes and recognition of daughter cell boundaries.
http://www.quantumconsciousnes.....lement.pdf
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The cell division ballet –specially the asymmetric mitosis– along with gastrulation, morphogenesis, organogenesis, and other developmental processes, make the bacteria flagellum look like a Lego for toddlers. The whole biology is filled with amazing things.
It’s obvious we’re seeing the most fascinating complex functional specified information-processing system ever imagined.
Even the ongoing reductionist bottom-up reverse-engineering research is making “surprising” and “unexpected” discoveries that shed light on the elaborate cellular and molecular choreographies orchestrated within the wonderfully designed biological systems.
We ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
The most fascinating discoveries are still ahead.
Let’s fasten our seatbelts. This ride is just starting.
True Wonder Beyond Glorieta… (c)
Unending Revelation of the Ultimate Reality. (c)
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