If these arguments are followed to their logical conclusion, biological life could not exist. It's biology (and perhaps a bit of philosophy) that divides a par

If these arguments are followed to their logical conclusion, biological life could not exist. It's biology (and perhaps a bit of philosophy) that divides a parent from a child. The physics doesn't care that the cell is in contact with a separate brain. And for single-celled or asexually reproducing organisms, the division between parent and child is even less obvious, but those organisms still exist.