But essentially whatever kludge you come up with would still have to have biochemical consequences or it wouldn’t be able to work at all. (Or you make the kludge super extra complex, which then, again, crushes the probability). And once you have those effects, you need an excuse for why those effects don’t show up elsewhere in chemistry, why we don’t see such things otherwise.
What Desertopa said.
But essentially whatever kludge you come up with would still have to have biochemical consequences or it wouldn’t be able to work at all. (Or you make the kludge super extra complex, which then, again, crushes the probability). And once you have those effects, you need an excuse for why those effects don’t show up elsewhere in chemistry, why we don’t see such things otherwise.