Scientists discover chemistry that may help explain the origins of cellular life
The problem is that once you start to appreciate the immense complexity in a single, most basic cell, you realize how far away we are from understanding how life got started.<p>This article would be comparable to some future generation trying to figure out how our computers were made and then stumbling upon factory that could make the cases.  The case is important, but relatively trivial part of the machinery.  Similarly, the cell membrane is critical (not just important), but very simple compared the molecular machines (and more) involved in all cells.<p>Personally, I think if someone researches the physics&#x2F;chemistry&#x2F;biology deeply enough, he&#x27;ll get to the conclusion that abiogenesis not possible naturally with the physical laws we have now.  I believe this is an opening for a proof that this world is really a simulation.<p>Anyone else feel like that?