How did the first cell arise?

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  • Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024

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  • @EmersionX
    @EmersionX 2 года назад +1

    According to the theory of the multiverse and quantum mechanics. Life has not only had billions of years of random combinations. But it also happened in an multiverse. All possible events, including the big bang and the origin of life, have already been predetermined from the very beginning. We are just observing one of inevitable scenarios as we evolved intelligent life. in addition, we should not think that the cells we consider the most primitive are actually such. It is possible that there were other predecessors, but we do not know about them, since they quickly extinct.

    • @urnotaman4444
      @urnotaman4444 4 месяца назад

      So the multiverse Is intelligent design? lol

    • @EmersionX
      @EmersionX 4 месяца назад

      @@urnotaman4444 On the contrary, this theory is needed to explain the observer effect in double-slit experiment and the series of extremely unlikely events that allow us to exist.

    • @urnotaman4444
      @urnotaman4444 4 месяца назад

      @@EmersionX reprobates

  • @charlesmaeger6162
    @charlesmaeger6162 3 года назад +3

    Vishal, exactly, from the first cell. All cells down to the level of bacteria have to replicate in order to survive as an organism. They have to have some form of genetic code - and life force energy in order to know when to replicate and in order to to exactly replicate into a new bacterial cell copied from the exact pattern of the first. When you start talking about copying and an "exact code"(to replicate) your talking about intelligence - not random chance at the beginning.

  • @naturalisted1714
    @naturalisted1714 2 года назад +1

    I'm agnostic, but a good question theists should ask science is, "Why did the first cell split in two? Did the very first cell that ever existed just happen to contain the necessary mutation that caused it to spilt? What are the odds of that?"
    If the first cell split the first time it came to exist, this would imply that it was preprogrammed to split. But if there were many first cells over millions of years, where most of them arose and died off alone, but eventually one contained whatever it took to split... So if we can find out if there were many times that first cells arose, then that implies natural evolution, but if the very first, one and only cell split, right off the bat, then that implies that it was intended to do so.

    • @fluffinmcpuffin1879
      @fluffinmcpuffin1879 2 года назад

      Maybe it wasn’t the first cell. Keep throwing darts you may hit a bullseye but it doesn’t mean the dart will stick for long.

    • @fluffinmcpuffin1879
      @fluffinmcpuffin1879 2 года назад

      Look up both: Infinite Monkey Theorem & Boltzmann Brain

  • @lfvett725
    @lfvett725 3 года назад +2

    This is very good question. I have thought same thing for years. I can't believe there once was a single event during which a single cell came to be through getting lucky at every step. There must have been multiple tries before it. Apart from this, one baffling thing to me is that single cell is looks alive when you look it form outside. When you enter the cell it fells like a machinery, working but "dead". Its weird this sharp contrast separated only by cell membrane. Another strange thing is that DNA is not a blueprint or algorithm, it just decodes proteins. Who is orchestrating this run of DNA->transcription->mRNA->ribosome->protein? Some say its thermal random movement within the cell, but if it were random, it would end up messy. Cell looks like a factory with mindless workers without supervisors and leader, and still it functions efficiently.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад +1

      But there were oceans full of basic elements that are the building blocks of macromolecules probably going through the same environmental factors, so there were probably billions of counterparts with variations, and a some probably meshed and made it further, as how clades work. It was luck, it was random elements.that are found across the universe forming random macromolecules due to their composition. As in lipids being hydrophobic naturally form balls in water right, so the phospholipid bilayer would of been a natural fluke due to the nature of lipids and phosphorus in water.

    • @sevenlineitapinfo2944
      @sevenlineitapinfo2944 2 года назад

      @@whatabouttheearth Probably, Probably, Probably. Is this what science has come to?

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 2 года назад

      @@sevenlineitapinfo2944
      Well, if science was a You Tube comment section we would be in trouble but it's not, so your comment is inherently a logical fallacy. 🙄

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 2 года назад

      No, the basic image of cells on media looks like factory workers, that's not what is actually happening, that's just so people can learn basic concepts.
      Somewhat of a side note,.think about how scientists have taken mouse skin cells and made mouse eggs and embryos out of them and literally made baby mice that were born out of them, living mice from skin cells.

    • @bobdobbs943
      @bobdobbs943 2 года назад

      @@whatabouttheearth Bacteria were the first life according to eveo, and they dont have lipid membranes. Eucaryotes according to evo have lipid membranes and showed up a billion yrs after bacteria. I wish you evo people would get your fantasies straight.

  • @Muuip
    @Muuip 3 года назад +8

    Great question and presentation.
    If we could figure out how the first cell came to life and how we could replicate this process with a laser light beamed at matter from another planet, we could start life on other planets lightyears away as biological nanobots and upon completion of a complete organism, upload ourselves as avatar.
    .... might be how we got here.
    At the very least this could make an interesting scifi movie.

  • @TheWaffleState
    @TheWaffleState 3 года назад +5

    The Vsause music 🎵😎

  • @The1TheOnle
    @The1TheOnle 3 года назад +10

    So humans were made from clay😂

    • @stickykitty
      @stickykitty 3 года назад +3

      Funny how it was written in a manuscript thousands of years ago

    • @KyeColymore
      @KyeColymore 3 года назад +1

      no cells were made from clay, or at least it was a great material to which they could be produced from, humans were made from cells evolving and eventually creating life which evolved into even greater life then a common ancestor of monkey, then human/cavemen who eventually evolved with a unique trait of being sentient/more self aware

    • @The1TheOnle
      @The1TheOnle 3 года назад

      @@KyeColymore ye but clay was needed to create humans, just a weird coincidence I noticed. I aint religious 😂

    • @KyeColymore
      @KyeColymore 3 года назад

      @@The1TheOnle clay was an example of a type of material, there are many more, he just happened to use it.

    • @The1TheOnle
      @The1TheOnle 3 года назад

      @@KyeColymore it was an example of one of the more common and therefore probable materials no?

  • @sreerangaprasadgp8724
    @sreerangaprasadgp8724 3 года назад +1

    Hi Vishal. You are a different guy . Normally people at your age are more interested in Bikes, cell phone, girls, party etc. but your mind is full of serious topics.

  • @stickykitty
    @stickykitty 3 года назад +6

    Something from nothing
    Sounds a lot like gods word to me

    • @KyeColymore
      @KyeColymore 3 года назад +2

      not something from nothing? even the universe itself was caused by an infinitely condensed big bang singularity, not “nothingness”

    • @KyeColymore
      @KyeColymore 3 года назад +1

      i feel like god really is just a substitution for the unknown in peoples mind to make them feel at ease or atleast have hope

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      It's not from nothing you somnabulist, actually try to study, instead of being indoctrinated by ignorant charlatans and blatant liars.

    • @hopefullcompatriot5394
      @hopefullcompatriot5394 2 года назад

      @@KyeColymore okay what was before the big bang any atoms any matter any anti matter any anything oh and where the laws of physics there since it would be insane since what made them are they eternal

    • @KyeColymore
      @KyeColymore 2 года назад

      @@hopefullcompatriot5394 our universe wasn't there yet but there were still other universes and always has been

  • @SeekerStudiosOfficial
    @SeekerStudiosOfficial 3 года назад +2

    Your question at the end... Of how it could be that we are in essence a collection of self replicating cells that doesn't know how it created itself... The fundamental basis of this thought is the concept of knowledge as somehow being special, which is in itself dependent upon the concept that knowledge is rare or unusual. But, I propose another option, for your consideration. What if - knowledge isn't special because it's rare, and instead, we imagine it being the default state of all information, where there are 2 primary fundamental states with which to consider knowledge to be capable of occuring or of having the quality of existing, either through existing, or not existing? Then the only real states of knowledge will be whether knowledge in any specific instance is possessed as a quality, across any conceivable scale of reality. It is here we will imagine that the default state is a state where a test for the possession of knowldge as a quality of any subject is expected to be positive. In cases which satisfy this assumption, a trend will occur, such that knowledge will become ignored as a default by a consciousness as being unnecessary. This is of course in response to the condition whereby all considerations that are based on the presence or absence of this quality, are found to be inefficient nearly all, or all of the time. This would inevitably culminate in a manifestation of some organism that was unaware of the mechanism through which it had facilitated it's own creation, yet simultaneously knowing at an unconscious level that it truly was you that created yourself, and how precisely you accomplished this feat....

    • @Muuip
      @Muuip 3 года назад +1

      @MKR Official Great summary.... I need some time to reflect on it. 🤔

    • @SeekerStudiosOfficial
      @SeekerStudiosOfficial 3 года назад

      @@Muuip yeah...I think i was stoned when i wrote that... Lol
      I know exactly what i meant,but reading it with a fresh set of eyes, i even have a hard time absorbing all that in one sitting.... My bad for not breaking that down a bit more efficiently.

    • @Muuip
      @Muuip 3 года назад

      @@SeekerStudiosOfficial Looking forward to the summary of your summary! 👍

    • @tristanblackford7903
      @tristanblackford7903 3 года назад +1

      Tl;dr: perspective

  • @thesnare100
    @thesnare100 2 года назад +1

    If life did come from a comet which can from near another planet, then how did start on THAT planet?

    • @hopefullcompatriot5394
      @hopefullcompatriot5394 2 года назад

      Good question no answer but hey since I don't know nothing can be the answer

  • @whatabouttheearth
    @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад +2

    Good video dude!
    Fight those who weaponize ignorance (people know who I mean)
    (I wouldn't use the V-Sauce theme if I was you though, there are tons of free anti copyright songs out there on the net)

  • @HetPadislam
    @HetPadislam 3 года назад

    4:40 Some minerals allow the structural form of RNA ? ? ? I can't believe people are buying this
    :')

    • @bobdobbs943
      @bobdobbs943 2 года назад

      Most if not all of the commenter evo people have little to no knowledge of chemistry or biochem. They believe anything thats says cells just formed somehow and thats thats. RNA forming willy nilly all over the place. They just lap it up.

    • @viper3074
      @viper3074 2 года назад

      Explain please
      ...I just want to know how it goes from dead to not dead, becouse its a big problem in my world building Project, I need to know where it kome from and how it begin

    • @HetPadislam
      @HetPadislam 2 года назад

      @@viper3074 It never did. It is absolutely impossible to say life formed from literally some chemicals scractching with lightning (or whatever theory someone will impose)
      I urge the scientists to try this a billion times and you will never even come close. Why? Because essentially you're saying a living cell created from nothing developed RNA/DNA to grow itself to more cells, duplication after duplication. (in a rough environment on earth!) How can something randomly create an exact instruction book called RNA/DNA ?
      This is just one of the many fallacies of atheism.
      The correct question is not how the first cell was created.
      The correct question is how life is created ? And sorry to jump to conclusions, but it is Allah, none other than Him. The creator of all life beings, of all chemicals, and astronomic balances in the universe (like gravity).
      Does God exist: ruclips.net/video/K9fhi9dFICg/видео.html
      Meaning of life: ruclips.net/video/7d16CpWp-ok/видео.html
      Answer of Allah Himself:
      ruclips.net/video/PL-G52U_wPI/видео.html (from minute 8:57)
      Good luck with your research.

    • @ammarammar5771
      @ammarammar5771 2 года назад

      @@viper3074 dude its simply there is a god

    • @viper3074
      @viper3074 2 года назад

      @@ammarammar5771 no. God. There is no evidence of a God, what's with ww2 huh? A.H. mass Genozid, a God would have saved the millions innocent people that have died in the gas chamber!!!
      Actually i have build up a theory in the last weeks how it becomes alive, and it fucking works :D
      And u can't change my mind, i will never belive in a God
      Never.
      I have prayed once! and it did nothing, my life was as bullshit when i was 5 as it is now!!! Nothing changed!!!

  • @isadora1727
    @isadora1727 3 года назад

    Great video!

  • @subratprajapati1
    @subratprajapati1 4 года назад +2

    Great going..you said not been said in 100 s of video..just simple. Keep research and post update..Also think in direction of electron, proton apart from H,N,O2,..you may join to get answer as i am doing yet

  • @felixlingelbach2758
    @felixlingelbach2758 Год назад

    Guter sound.

  • @bobdobbs943
    @bobdobbs943 3 года назад +1

    Yes , RNA just showed up, and then found a home in a lipid bilayer. Then replicated. All this happened in water, which by the way RNA and lipids wont form in. That dont matter.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      Lipids are hydrophobic genius, phosphorus like water,
      Phosphorus and lipids stuck together,
      The lipids try to avoid the water,
      The phosphorus tries to touch the water,
      Due to this many phospholipid join back to back and turn into a sphere,
      Forming the phospholipid bilayer.
      Are you that daft that you aggressively choose to not think or educate yourself? Yet weaponize ignorance?

    • @bobdobbs943
      @bobdobbs943 3 года назад

      @@whatabouttheearth Did you read what i said? Lipids dont form in water. Of course lipids are hydrophobic, you must pride yourself on being a master of the obvious.
      Phosphorus and lipids stuck together,
      What were lipids doing floating around in water? Where did they come from. Well mr science guy, it wasnt just phosphorus that attaches to lipids that make phospholipids, its phosphates that make phospholipids.
      Do you happen to know the difference, mr science guy?

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      @@bobdobbs943
      You doing understand that water is not stationary right? And that since the Hadean era there have been countless regional and continental sequences of water flow (Sloss sequences are one example of a continental sequence). How do you think geological deposition forms? Water has covered everything, and lipids are insoluble in water, they will not dissolve in water.
      And it's still a phosphoric acid.

    • @bobdobbs943
      @bobdobbs943 3 года назад

      @@whatabouttheearth Lipids are hydrophobic genius, phosphorus like water,
      Elemental phosphorus is insoluble in water. Where did you get your chemistry degree, or even a minor? Mine, San Antonio and Cal State los angeles.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      @@bobdobbs943
      How do you not know that lipids are made in cells? In water
      And wow, you just repeated me. Did I just teach you lipids are hydrophobic

  • @letsknowsomething7967
    @letsknowsomething7967 3 года назад +1

    Is you in England speaking English great

    • @stickykitty
      @stickykitty 3 года назад +2

      “Are you in England
      Your English accent is great”
      I believe is what you are trying to convey

  • @sadiyaatasnimzara6663
    @sadiyaatasnimzara6663 4 года назад

    Graat

  • @andrewlankford9634
    @andrewlankford9634 3 года назад +1

    Hope he got an A.

  • @fluffinmcpuffin1879
    @fluffinmcpuffin1879 2 года назад

    Infinite Monkey Theorem & Boltzmann Brain

  • @jslearner
    @jslearner 4 года назад +9

    You say that you don't know how all this came together but then use the magic phrase, "BILLIONS AND BILLIONS OF YEARS" suddenly the impossible seems possible to the simple mind. Such a huge effort to deny God.

    • @pietronovemilaottocentouno1190
      @pietronovemilaottocentouno1190 3 года назад +1

      Such a huge effort to deny statistic.

    • @jslearner
      @jslearner 3 года назад +7

      @@pietronovemilaottocentouno1190 With the Indian groove music, you listen to a 20 year old regurgitate what he read out of a book or heard in a lecture. He has no real understanding of his own. But, if you believe life came from this hypothetical non-living jelly bubble that magically came alive I just have one thing to say. Your faith in evolution is strong, because that is what you are going on, faith. Even if there was this pristine jelly bubble, how would contaminates be ejected and nutrients be brought in. Have you ever seen what happens to a dead animal in 1 weeks time. It is destroyed and dissolved into nothing. yet somehow these naked protein jelly bubbles, exposed to bacteria, heat, cold and I guess acid rain from immense volcanic activity as presented by the story teller in this video will somehow be zapped alive and thrive as living organisms similar to a Frankenstein horror flick. After seeing this presentation, I am even more inspired to believe in Jesus and in the God that has created this world.

    • @pietronovemilaottocentouno1190
      @pietronovemilaottocentouno1190 3 года назад +2

      @@jslearner `Have you ever seen what happens to a dead animal in 1 weeks time` yes, microorganisms eat it, the animal cells die, doesn't dissolve in nothing and it doesn't have anything to do with it.
      Sure, feel free to belive in a thousand years old collection of random texts, put together and translated by the christians, lol. I would rather believe in santaclaus

    • @SeekerStudiosOfficial
      @SeekerStudiosOfficial 3 года назад +1

      This doesn't deny God...who do you think is making it possible for all this to occur, by providing the Universe it occurs within? 😉

    • @pietronovemilaottocentouno1190
      @pietronovemilaottocentouno1190 3 года назад +1

      @@SeekerStudiosOfficial probably santa claus

  • @liamtolan47
    @liamtolan47 2 года назад

    Vsauce music

  • @rithiksrivastav9760
    @rithiksrivastav9760 3 года назад

    Your knowledge is too gud lekin muhh se supari likal ke video made kariye this is india not a english country 🙏

  • @d4ball
    @d4ball 3 года назад +2

    Fake vsauce

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      Just because he used the music? That's a bit silly of an assertion.

    • @d4ball
      @d4ball 3 года назад

      @@whatabouttheearth and because he's trying to present himself in the same way and also talk about random facts the same way vsauce does. You're just guessing what I meant instead of asking so you've instantly made me lose interest in what you have to say.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      @@d4ball
      He's not presenting himself in the same way at all, V-Sauce uses many splits and different angles in his videos of in and other objects and visuals. This cats got the camera straight on him. And these are just a random assortment of facts, he's explaining the basics of the development of cells

  • @bobdobbs943
    @bobdobbs943 2 года назад

    Ive never heard such fantasies all in one vid at the same time. Evo people lap this idiocy up.