Why is there no such thing as a simple cell?

Answer 1

A single cell is like a tiny, self-contained city with its own power plants, chemical factories, food warehouses, waste disposal facilities, and transportation networks, all directed automatically by programs in the cell's control center.

Answer 2

I think the only answer is - it's been created. It's hard for evolutionists to get it through their head, because they are committed to the mainstream scientific establishment, which, history shows, is always right about the details and wrong about the main idea. Most of people who made up evolution theory had no scientific degrees (including Darwin), and thought that cells were "simple" and "packs of jelly. The supposed "simple" single cell is more complex than anything man was ever able to build, and it supposedly appeared in warm pond. It's impossible. Many experiments were conducted, and all showed that a-bio genesis couldn't even remotely happen (see links below). A-bio genesis is impossible from many scientific views. For useful links, see the Sources and Related Links section further down this page.

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Answer 3

Cells are complex structures with specialized organelles that perform specific functions like energy production or cell division. All cells require a variety of components to function, such as DNA, proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates. A "simple cell" without these components would not be able to carry out essential cellular processes.