<s>[INST] Biologists estimate that every year, approximately 2.5 billion units of life ("biomass") are biomass-produced due to the some type of photosynthesis. In other words, every year 2,500,000,000 units come into existence with a low entropy, and their entropy is extremely high after just a few years. How does this vast amount of low-entropy biomass affect the argument concerning the origin of life?[/INST]