Micelles are thermodynamically stable, and this is a significant difference with respect to most large vesicle aggregates.

the macromolecules attract each other and the more they do so, the higher is their initial number inside a closing compartment.

each of these hierarchic levels is per sé an autopoietic system characterized by a network of processes that involves smaller components.

the interaction between the living organism and its environment is highly specific, as it depends on the sensorial tools evolution has developed in order to permit the recognition and proper interaction with its environment.

RNA contains genetic information and catalytic properties in one single structure.

liposomes do not fuse with each other and therefore do not exchange material, contrary to micelles.

vesicle sizes with such a fine-tuning might have been important with regard to early cell evolution.

And therefore, simply, there is no reason to invoke a cosmic teleology

The restricted permeability of liposomes may allow for a significant concentration gradient across the bilayer,