How do cells self assemble to form an intelligent system ? Lets take the circulatory system for example. How do cells "self assemble" to form a pump with multiple chambers, a set of pipes and a cpu that triggers the pump's action with precision and without failing for decades and a volume of fluid that is maintained within limits so it can keep circulating through the system within design loads. Apparently no knowledge of hydraulics was required to design this; just the possibility that cells would "self assemble" in the right manner. What idiots.
Pfft! Giraffes know more about hydraulics than you do.
You’ve taken it a lot farther down the road than needed.
If, in violation of the Second Law of Thermodynamics, a collection of molecules were somehow to magically configure themselves into a cell of algae, and it further magically comes to life “somehow”, what causes it to then split in two and each of the two halves to then regrow to the size of the original cell and repeat that process indefinitely?
I recall the statement from an engineer who if given the the chance to talk to God wanted to ask: Please explain turbulent flow?