Date: 2013-11-25 08:00 pm (UTC)
By "life as we know it" I mean any life. The simplest living cells we've found are staggeringly complex. Eukaryotes are more complex still.

Catalytic surfaces really don't address the meat of the problem, which is how one puts together a system in which the replication of information is accurate enough for natural selection to occur (where the information not to be eroded away by excessive random error.)
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