When trying to explain evolution, few authors have considered the radiation from outer space. Every second lots of tiny particles travel through our bodies. Is it not plausible, that at least some of them will cause chemical reactions? Neutrinos will probably accomplish nothing. The muons, on the other hand, are more likely to interact. They have a lot of energy and are electrically charged. What they bring is not known, but we can not exclude their participation in life processes. The process of 'A forming B' may not be spontaneous, but when the system obtains energy from the surroundings, it will be possible. And we know sunshine causes cancer. It is a bad evolution, I admit, but it is still a transformation brought from the outside world. So if there is an 'astro physicist/ biologist' reading this, we would welcome your comments! The gates are open again.
(Fundamentalists need not give us their opinion, since we already know it quite well.)
/Gwendolyn and Nicholas Bourbaki
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