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chance will have to wait patiently for other proteins to
form alongside, while not itself suffering any impair-
ment due to ultraviolet rays or mechanical effects in
its immediate environment. Then these other proteins
must form in sufficient numbers and at the same point
and combine in a meaningful manner in such a way as
to constitute the organelles of the cell. No foreign sub-
stance, harmful molecule or useless protein must en-
ter the sequence. Then, these organelles have to com-
bine in an exceptionally planned and organized man-
ner, attract the requisite enzymes and be covered with
a membrane. And then finally, the interior of that
membrane must be filled with a special fluid that pro-
vides an ideal environment for these organelles. Yet
by itself, every one of these stages is impossible.
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Around 4 billion years ago, according to the evolu-
tionist scenario, various inanimate chemical sub-
stances entered into a reaction, combining under the
effects of lightning or earthquakes, and thus gave rise
to the first cell. In fact, however, scientists describe the
cell as having as complex a structure as that of a city
like Paris or London. A great number of structures in-
side the cell, from energy-producing plants to protein
factories, from transport systems carrying raw materi-
als to decoders that interpret DNA, and communica-
tions systems, are all in a constant state of activity in
a flawless organization. Believing the evolutionist
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