> But others feel that these are still early days for assembly theory, and there’s a real chance that it might bring a fresh perspective to the question of how

> But others feel that these are still early days for assembly theory, and there’s a real chance that it might bring a fresh perspective to the question of how complexity arises and evolves...Paul Davies, a physicist at Arizona State agrees, calling it “a novel idea with the potential to transform the way we think about complexity.” If you're only interested in mature, well-tested science, then ignore this. But if actual scientists did that, then scientific progress would slow down by a lot, because anyone with a new hypothesis would have to labor in solitude.