Comte de Sats Germain on Nostr: 🤔 robotic "life" would eventually have to evolve into biological life because ...
🤔 robotic "life" would eventually have to evolve into biological life because chemical diffusion can complete faster across smaller volumes, which gives a competitive advantage to smaller organisms.
A virus has an advantage over a prokaryotic bacterium, and a prokaryotic bacterium has an advantage over eukaryotes, in the same way a tree is vastly more efficient than a solar panel.
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