Not necessarily. The primitive cell wall could have used other mechanisms. For example simple protrusion of the membrane does not have to resulr in catastrophic collapse, if done slowly enough membrane allows substances to enter and exit and still remain intact by closing up quickly after wall is broken
replyIf you play around with soap bubbles carefully you can observe phenomena like this.
Congratulations. Now go and read the literature and learn how this might've occurred. You're not the first person to raise these objections. Biologists aren't morons.
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replyHaving read a fair amount of the literature, it's not that compelling.
replyI would encourage people to stake their life on it, let's put it that way.
I see where you're coming from, but I think you're thinking across too far over the boundary. Quantum mechanics aren't ordinarily affected by non-sentient life, they're just primitive to the environment at the macro level.
replyQuantum mechanics has no relationship to sentience.
replyThat's a pretty strong statement considering both facts that quantum mechanics affects everything and sentience is not understood.
replyQuantum mechanics is a well defined theory and sentience, however you define it, has nothing to do with it. Your reasoning is akin to saying "gravity affects everything so you can't rule out it has some connection to sentience". It's a meaningless statement.
replyIt's not meaningless, it's just overly broad to the point of uselessness.
replyYou may as well be saying that reality has nothing to do with consciousness which is obviously untrue unless you're implying some kind of metaphysics.
Apparently figuring out if a neuron fires or not involves quantum coin tossing.
replyCorrect. My apologies that my comment was unclear such that from my comment's content one could not distinguish particle accelerators built by sentient life and woo-woo New Age claims of "The Secret" or manifesting.
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