It's the other way around, in fact. Life is so impossibly hard to generate that every quark in the universe could be dedicated to the computational resources required to acquire life from non-life and it still wouldn't be anywhere close to producing the most simple living organism by the heat death of the universe.
It's the other way around, in fact. Life is so impossibly hard to generate that every quark in the universe could be dedicated to the computational resources required to acquire life from non-life and it still wouldn't be anywhere close to producing the most simple living organism by the heat death of the universe.
And yet here we are.
Correct. Which lends credence to the idea that we were placed here.