302 | Chris Kempes on the Biophysics of Evolution

4053.272 - 4078.106 Chris Kempes

And so there it may be in this case, you know, there is a wall at the upper end of eukaryotes. But in this case, it may be that it's not as hard to jump over the wall because the things that you're forced to do as a eukaryote actually make this multicellular step really easy. And in fact, we see many origins, many unique and separate origins of multicellularity in the history of life.