Why would assuming P=NP implies an organism could produce all things? The possible equality says very little about the order allowable in P, there. Consider,

Why would assuming P=NP implies an organism could produce all things? The possible equality says very little about the order allowable in P, there. Consider, we know that Game of Life is equivalent to a Turing machine. It still doesn't immediately follow that any program you write will be found in a Game of Life. Closest we have there, is folks are able to build a VM in it where they can make a program in another language that they can play in it. Realistically, they should be able to skip the VM phase, but I don't see that happening any time soon. (Oddly, this same example goes for traditional computers. Consider something like sorting networks and contrast them to how we usually sort numbers in a computer.)