Physics, Not Genes Alone, May Explain Multicellular Life's Origins

For over a century, the story of life's complexity has been told through the language of genes — mutations, selection, inheritance. Now, a growing body of research suggests that the physical laws governing matter itself were co-authors of one of evolution's most profound transitions: the emergence of multicellular life. Researchers propose that forces like surface tension, molecular interaction, and the geometry of cell division may have made cooperation among cells not merely possible, but in some sense inevitable. This is not a refutation of genetics, but an expansion of the story — a remind

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