This is more or less what science is looking for: Patterns. Patterns provide working mechanisms for things. Up until know, no natural pattern indicates any organised computing system. But according to possibility behind the OP, we would not understand it anyway; it is like a bacteria figuring out what is a computer hard drive and how does it work.
Same is true for computer hard drive: Although it shares the same physical environment with bacteria, hard drive has nothing to do with bacteria. So they can both develop separately, without being aware of each other's existence, and sharing only atom level 3d existence.
DNA has been producing various possibilities of life and working through mutations and evolution. It is completely sensitive to its physical environment; heat level, atmosphere, tectonic plate movements, volcanoes etc. Yet this environment and its happenings do not care or work for life. They work according to their own planetery rules. If a galaxy will merge with one another, it does not care or know what will happen to life forms in one planet which is in the orbit around one of its billions of stars. It's like an animal thinking about its parasites or cells in its body.
DNA provides more material for a supercomputer system than rotating and collapsing gas giants. It stores the billions of years of experience and make experiments. Depending on environmental possibilities and using cell division mechanism, DNA populates any given period of environmental condition with new hardware models, what we call species. And billions of species have been sharing many organs which were developed by DNA throughout the history of life: Eye for seeing the light, ear for hearing the sound or muscles for gravity/body relation. And finally brain in order to make a "sense" for received information from environment. Almost all animals do that, including us.
But stars and galaxies, gravity and hellium, light and atom... They have not hinted a similar type of system behind their cycles. Maybe we still do not know how to look at them. Yet again, whatever it is, the whole DNA based life looks like a virus type insignificant alien existence when it is compared to galactic movements or expansion of universe. We can see the gamma rays from 13.7 billion light years away, that means universe also keeps the knowledge of history or leaves some records, but in a different way. Also maybe black holes are creating a gathering place for atoms so they do not easily dissolve within rapidly expanding universe.
When the term "supercomputer" implies calculation, processing and accumulation it is possible to search for analogies in nature. When the "supercomputer" implies the existence of "supermasters" and their "super orders" behind them; there is no evidence or pattern towards this direction. And our generation do not shout as "we want miracles", they shout as "we want evidence"...
Same is true for computer hard drive: Although it shares the same physical environment with bacteria, hard drive has nothing to do with bacteria. So they can both develop separately, without being aware of each other's existence, and sharing only atom level 3d existence.
DNA has been producing various possibilities of life and working through mutations and evolution. It is completely sensitive to its physical environment; heat level, atmosphere, tectonic plate movements, volcanoes etc. Yet this environment and its happenings do not care or work for life. They work according to their own planetery rules. If a galaxy will merge with one another, it does not care or know what will happen to life forms in one planet which is in the orbit around one of its billions of stars. It's like an animal thinking about its parasites or cells in its body.
DNA provides more material for a supercomputer system than rotating and collapsing gas giants. It stores the billions of years of experience and make experiments. Depending on environmental possibilities and using cell division mechanism, DNA populates any given period of environmental condition with new hardware models, what we call species. And billions of species have been sharing many organs which were developed by DNA throughout the history of life: Eye for seeing the light, ear for hearing the sound or muscles for gravity/body relation. And finally brain in order to make a "sense" for received information from environment. Almost all animals do that, including us.
But stars and galaxies, gravity and hellium, light and atom... They have not hinted a similar type of system behind their cycles. Maybe we still do not know how to look at them. Yet again, whatever it is, the whole DNA based life looks like a virus type insignificant alien existence when it is compared to galactic movements or expansion of universe. We can see the gamma rays from 13.7 billion light years away, that means universe also keeps the knowledge of history or leaves some records, but in a different way. Also maybe black holes are creating a gathering place for atoms so they do not easily dissolve within rapidly expanding universe.
When the term "supercomputer" implies calculation, processing and accumulation it is possible to search for analogies in nature. When the "supercomputer" implies the existence of "supermasters" and their "super orders" behind them; there is no evidence or pattern towards this direction. And our generation do not shout as "we want miracles", they shout as "we want evidence"...
