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|quote=}}</ref> As an example he is pointing at the origin of life and of the genetic code and suggests that we may be faced with the possibility that the origin of life (like [[Singularity|the origin of physics]]) becomes an impenetrable barrier to science, and a residue to all attempts to reduce biology to chemistry and physics.<ref name="Incompleteness">{{cite book

|quote=}}</ref> As an example he is pointing at the [[origin of life]] and of the [[genetic code]] and suggests that we may be faced with the possibility that the origin of life (like [[Singularity|the origin of physics]]) becomes an impenetrable barrier to science, and a residue to all attempts to reduce biology to [[chemistry]] and [[physics]].<ref name="Incompleteness">{{cite book

|author=Karl R. Popper

|author=Karl R. Popper

|title=Scientific Reduction and the Essential Incompleteness of All Science. Quoted in Ayala, F. and Dobzhansky, T., eds., Studies in the Philosophy of Biology, University of California Press, Berkeley, p. 270  

|title=Scientific Reduction and the Essential Incompleteness of All Science. Quoted in Ayala, F. and Dobzhansky, T., eds., Studies in the Philosophy of Biology, University of California Press, Berkeley, p. 270