Brilliant nano-engineering like this loudly points to God, but it’s also a blow to simulation theory.Such complexity at the cellular level, every cell being a miniature city, every bacteria requiring an actual motor to move, seems to me an insanely inefficient way to design a simulation, when you could simply program these things to move and operate the way they do.If simulation theory is true, it seems to me we should see less physical complexity the closer we look, not more.