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This makes no sense. Cells duplicate, but can you make a cell without splitting one in 2?
by bombolo 3y ago
This makes no sense.
Cells duplicate, but can you make a cell without splitting one in 2?
- ben_w 3y agoWhy does it matter how it works? The 3.2 billion base pair model that is my genome doesn't understand the physics or the chemistry.
- mrguyorama 3y agoThat's entirely wrong. The interactions of proteins and amino acids and ions IS, at a fundamental level, the evaluation of physics over time.
- ben_w 3y agoI'm not saying it isn't physics, I'm saying it doesn't know what the physics is. We're physics too, but we don't know how it all fits together. If a sub-part of us that knows less than we do can make a copy of us, despite not knowing how it all works, that's an existence proof that we don't need to understand how it all works to make a copy of us.