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you don't start with floaters

You start with self replicating molecules that reproduce rapidly enough that you don't miss them if a few thousand, trillion, trillion... of them get fried.

Likewise, lots of molecules don't mind a bit if you raise the pressure a few hundred psi. Same with temperature.

Likewise, maybe there are metastable regions where a microorg could count on years of relative peace, at the right temperature and pressure.

After a modest start, the rest is just strategy.

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