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sure, chemistry has a somewhat limited palette to work with, but life happens in the gap between potential and kinetic, between hot and cold, between proton and
by clairity 6y ago
sure, chemistry has a somewhat limited palette to work with, but life happens in the gap between potential and kinetic, between hot and cold, between proton and electron. that's a tiny space but a huge gap.
dna is mostly a 4-note tune, and computers, the potential precursor to artificial life, 2. i'm sure something as vast as the universe can come up with a little more variation than skin type in those tiny little gaps.
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoI don't believe that we'd recognize computer-ish artificial life as life in the sense that we're discussing here. ps. I have my Artificial Life III conference t-shirt from 1994 :)