This is why I find protein folding intriguing. I see the following possibilities: -> Molecular interactions entail an immense computational power; -> P = NP; -> We are constantly winning at quantum suicide. Am I missing something?
P=/=NP doesn't mean that NP problems require "immense computational power" beyond what could biochemistry can provide. Being NP is just a statement about how a problem scales with size of the input. But for some given finite size it might be quickly solved.
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