Yep, and most interactions are non-deterministic. I think we can safely say it won't happen in our lifetime.
On the bright side, we have a lot to learn and learning is life :)
On the bright side, we have a lot to learn and learning is life :)
So when we say that the process is non-deterministic, maybe that is not quite right. Some of the processes are deterministic, in the sense that quantum mechanics is deterministic in the sense of probability density functions. Which is to say, who knows.
Yeah, molecular biology is right on the edge of being total random noise and actually making things happen. Where any one part of a spaghetti mess of interactions falls on that edge in a given temperature, ph, or salinity level, well, we could use more funding.