François Jacob [1] fue un biólogo y médico francés, galardonado con el Premio Nobel de Fisiología o Medicina en 1965,[2] el cual compartió con André M. Lwoff y Jacques L. Monod, por sus descubrimientos sobre el control genético de la síntesis de enzimas y la síntesis de virus. Wikipedia
“The dream of every cell is to become two cells.”
They not only obey them; they utilize them as a good engineer would, with maximum efficiency, to carry out the project and bring about the "dream" (as François Jacob put it) of every cell: to become two cells.
Fuente: Originated from paraphrase of a paragraph in Chance and Necessity (1970, p20) by Jacques Monod:
“Evolution is a tinkerer, not an engineer.”
François Jacob Evolution and tinkering
Evolution and tinkering (1977)
