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Around 1000 million years ago on this planet things began to change. For the past 3000 million years single celled bacteria had been the only living organisms. But in that time the complex world inside the cell was cleverly adapting. Creating complex biochemical pathways that allowed the cell to nourish itself and to then have the material to make identical copies of itself and to provide the energy to power all the reaction.

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Around 1000 million years ago on this planet things began to change. For the past 3000 million years single celled bacteria had been the only living organisms. But in that time the complex world inside the cell was cleverly adapting. Creating complex biochemical pathways that allowed the cell to nourish itself and to then have the material to make identical copies of itself and to provide the energy to power all the reaction.

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Around 1000 million years ago on this planet things began to change. For the past 3000 million years single celled bacteria had been the only living organisms. But in that time the complex world inside the cell was cleverly adapting. Creating complex biochemical pathways that allowed the cell to nourish itself and to then have the material to make identical copies of itself and to provide the energy to power all the reaction.