ABSTRACT
Bastin, Ted As far as one can judge at all, the cell cannot be understood in its behavior as the basis of events at the molecular level. One would judge this because the control processes of detailed cell physiology seem to proliferate endlessly in the sense that the more one understands a given chain of reactions and their associated background dynamics, the larger is the number of ancillary, trigger and other processes which it seems necessary to call in to achieve completeness of explanation and a selfcontained causal scheme.
