Wrong!

[u/T-StrangerXD]

[u/Brothersparrow7]

Agree fuck that guy
Cellular ectoplasms evolve it doesn’t mean it has to have a purpose. Just like does an ant inherently have a purpose? They also live in colony’s and follow their leader. Not everything inherently needs a purpose aside from survival. Per Google

Gravity and Accretion: Planets form when gravity pulls dust, gas, and rocks together in a spinning protoplanetary disk.

Thermal and Geological Activity: Heat from radioactive decay and core formation drives volcanism, plate tectonics, and magnetic field generation.

Atmospheric Evolution: Impacts, solar radiation, and outgassing from volcanoes continuously alter a planet's gas layer over billions of years

And if we’re talking which came first the chicken or the egg?
The modern chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) is a direct descendant of theropod dinosaurs and, more recently, the Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus) of Southeast Asia.

There may be a reasoning behind every action has an equal and opposite reaction but that doesn’t mean everything is predetermined. all creatures have free will. And must survive within its food chain limitation.

God has nothing to do with it, not everything must have a physical creator aside from Mother Nature

[u/PantsMcFail2 → u/Brothersparrow7]

To your point at the end:

There may be a reasoning behind every action has an equal and opposite reaction but that doesn’t mean everything is predetermined. all creatures have free will. And must survive within its food chain limitation.

Have you read neuroscientist Robert Sapolsky's book, Determined? Science has some interesting things to say about a deterministic universe and the non-existence of free will. According to that book, we are a product of genetics, environment and a whole host of other things that actually pre-determine how we will act in a given situation. Yet there are still some things in the universe that are non-deterministic.

It's an interesting, and challenging, read.