Scientific Paper Reveals the Purpose and Origin of Life

Proclaimed as "The next Darwin" by many, physicist Jeremy England may have unlocked the secrets of life's origin and purpose.

The details are laid forth in his 2013 paper "Statistical Physics of Self-Replication".

Join Rather B. Squidding in examining England's work and the implications it has on our lives, and alien ones. It may very well help us understand life's intentions, no matter where in the Universe they stem from.

[jimlake]

Any theory of the Universe must account for consciousness and its "non-local" characteristics. You don't touch on that in this explanation. I think it's premature to speculate on the purpose of life when you don't understand all aspects of it. That said, I appreciate your efforts and look forward to more.

[eastonradio]

Another quality video! How long does it take you to put together a video from the researching stage to the finished product? I can't imagine how much time you spend researching each topic you cover!

[pitchforksarecoming]

Why is it necessary there be a reason for us being here? The universe owes us as much as it owes a cockroach. All idiots who think there's some grand reason for our creation i ask WHY? You can refuse to believe that there doesn't have to be meaning or reasons why we are here, live in your own bubble.Humans are so full of themselves, they think they are owed an explanation, that for some reason, it all has to make sense. #Hubris

[leraginasian]

The purpose is to replicate, then become intelligent enough to create more universes, maybe.

[lukasgruber]

Many philosophies and religions center around the idea of sinking your mental enthropy.

[hermanfromholland]

I wonder how Zero point energy fits in in this story?

[ChaossX]

Well, at least I'm good for something. Lol

[baemoulin]

awesome! keep spreading great knowledge

[stevenw]

A purpose indicates an intelligence or mindful thought. God is the word you should be looking for. But those determined to disbelieve will go to great lengths to fool themselves.

[kurisuh.m.]

Have you looked into the neuropharmacology of DMT?