If such were possible, I'm sure that BB would be up to it, but even then, would it be satisfying? - I have to contend that Williams’ Autopoietic Model cannot possibly scratch the surface of the real problem of supplying a source of life of ever increasing complexity.
Many simplists here; most of them being evolutionist 'groupies,' wish to maintain that an increase in information is possible by random means, but I wish to assert that even the transfer of a constant level of information is impossible by anything other than intelligent, guided means.
Even if we accept the presently known genetic code as a comprehensive plan, said plan still needs an intelligent reader. IOW, a roll of plans cannot build a hotel, an airplane, or a clay pot; it requires a foreman, and a skilled crew. We can see these elements in existance now, but where did the first information receivers come from?
Yup...was random we went to the moon by chance in 1969.
Any to suggest that the third human on this planet did NOT COME from the first two.. is to concoct an interesting yarn of science fiction.. There is zero evidence that any form of "human" was not as intelligent as the current ones.. -OR- depending on how cynical you are..... just as dumb..
Indeed, without a receiver there is little point in sending a message.