All carbon-based life originates from a single cell.
No one knows why such a cell appeared, especially in the primitive dark deep waters. Some mystically inclined superstitionists believe it was intentionally created by some unseen force, but in reality, the greater likelihood is that numerous purine bases were accidentally brought together.
As if from the very beginning, life was full of absurdity, ridicule, and uncertainty.
One day, this lonely cell decided to divide itself into another one of its own.
What was the meaning of this?
People nowadays can hardly imagine what reason could drive a cell, devoid of even a brain, to decide to "split" itself in half to become two.
However, from the moment it decided to divide itself, replicating another being like itself, the originally silent, dark and turbulent ocean would, billions of years later, become bustling and colorful.
