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...First of all, molecular simulations have shown that amino acids do not randomly assemble.

Rather, their very molecular nature causes them to be self-ordering.

Also, contrasting with Lutz’s assertion, biomacromolecules do not necessarily require DNA for their syntheses.

Furthermore, studies in molecular evolution have shown that natural selection does apply at the subcellular level.

I perceive Mr.

Lutz’s discussion as an unfortunate paradigm of the degradation of the public’s knowledge base not only in evolutionary biology, but in science in general.

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