Brain question :
Put all the molecules that can form a computer into a room. After enough time, can these molecules that move irregularly form a computer by themselves?
You can add various kinds of things to the room. Additional conditions, such as heating, cooling, discharge, etc. If it cannot be formed, can it be inferred that the universe cannot evolve complex life forms; if it can be formed, what is the specific situation? Can we continue to infer that life forms can be composed of irregular motion of molecules? You can guess various possibilities, logic is self-consistent, will do,
This question is really difficult, I burned 10,000 brain cells to answer it.
My answer:
Imagine that the computer is a three-dimensional square box. Arrange each molecule of the computer in its respective position to get the computer. It is conceivable that only one molecular arrangement form can match the computer. So because time is long enough, the molecules can be arranged countless times, and the correct arrangement can definitely be matched? However, there are interactions between some molecules (such as chemical reactions). Since the probability of matching to the correct arrangement is extremely low when intermolecular interactions are not considered, it is necessary to go through many incorrect arrangements first, and among these incorrect arrangements There will inevitably be reactions between molecules, and old molecules become new molecules. In other words, the molecules that make up the computer are missing. After the molecules are missing, no matter how many times they are arranged, it is impossible to match the molecular arrangement of the computer. For example, if the molecules of the electrical components that make up a computer are brought together and come into contact, the combustion reaction will occur. Then the combustible molecules will be ignited, just like the computer is burning, and eventually turn into a pile of ashes. Can these ashes be assembled into a computer?
In fact, computer arrangement is a password unlocking question. You must correctly arrange the molecules of the computer for the first time, otherwise it will be locked and will not give you a second try. Of course, this means that if there is no external force, if When external forces are applied, the computer can be given the opportunity to be rearranged, such as when a worker disassembles and reassembles a computer. However, there is obviously no external force condition in the question, so it cannot be reassembled simply by relying on the natural state and after an incorrect assembly has been made. The discussion in question
is similar to the infinite monkey theory. Can infinite monkey typing eventually create the Dream of Red Mansions? This is possible, because the typed words are stable and will not interact with each other, resulting in an impossible state.
ps: molecular motion is regular, reaction rules are regular, and everything in the universe operates in regular patterns.
