The gap between living and nonliving is a gap too far to span by probabilities. Thus there must exist something in physics which is of equal or more complex than life itself. The answer is the photon or electron or proton. Either one or combinations thereof are all more complex than is the DNA of life. In this way I have bridged the gap of complexity between the living world and nonliving world.
Neutrinos go in and out of photons and are coded to do something.
Imagine photons as messengers whose perfected DNA is a double helix which is a spring shape. It is really buffoonish and silly how the present day physics and biology communities view the photon and view the gap between the living and nonliving. Buffoons in biology well say, duh, long stretches of time make remote probabilities happen. Clowns of modern physics will say that a photon is a point, a dot of pure energy and nothing more. It has no insides or internal machinery or workings.