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You can have stars without trees, but you can’t have trees without stars.



If we substitute something else in this argument, we can see that it’s trivially not true for arguing complexity:

You can have stars without lead, but you can’t have lead without stars; Lead (the element) is produced by stars but is itself not more complex than a star.




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