A New Physics Theory of Life

Quanta Magazine ^ | 1/22/14 | Natalie Wolchover

[trebb]

Let me recap - luck had nothing to do with it so it's better than current evolution theories because it is even further from God. Because of the laws, some random clumps will rearrange themselves to become life. vs. some other random events occurring to electrify some random clumps into life.

Don't know why we didn't realize it long ago - perhaps our living clumps hadn't yet reorganized themselves to the point where we could grasp it.

Of course, with the requirement to change in order to dissipate heat more efficiently, one can see that global warming is going to become an even bigger threat.

[YHAOS]

“I wonder if he has done much gardening. ”

Or any garden weeding.

[M Kehoe]

Did Mr. England explain the light source, or the external energy source? I didn’t see it in the article.

Thanks.

5.56mm

[LibWhacker]

In his simulation it was an “oscillating force.” The author didn’t explain it any further than that. I suppose we’d have to read the paper to find out more. In the real world, I’m guessing he’s talking about starlight.

[soycd]

If it is possible, it will happen eventually and forever.

Infinity will have its days.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks LibWhacker.

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