Cells basically never form. Cells only divide. Abiogenesis is super rare and unlikely. It only happened once on earth (or wherever the first earth cell came from). I think there must be very few planets where cellular life started.
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argh, sorry, I really did not see that you were joking :D
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Actually, my teacher told the fetal story from the first cell's perspective: All cells are split off the origin. That lead to my question where in my body that origin cell is situated. Pretty interesting perspective, isn't it?
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In front of a computer reading your tweet . . . like right now?
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What’s there not to understand? It is completely obvious once you see it!
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if the emergence of life is possible once, it is possible many times. Popper is wrong in assuming that the first cell "made it" (the unbroken chain thought is still powerful)
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your first sentence appears to be a non-sequitur
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Fetal cells simply replicate until a certain amount of cells. Missing cells won't do anything in this phase.
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