  In the research on the origin of life, topics that can be considered
reasonably shared by the generality of researchers are initially identified. It
is then shown that the application of these principles to the results obtained
with the IdLE-IdLA mathematical model for the simulation of aggregative
processes, leads to the conclusion that the primordial formation of
self-replicating structures is difficult to reconcile with deterministic
aggregative dynamics in the classical sense. Regardless of the extent to which
the process itself is governed by chance or by aggregative codes written in the
laws of chemistry, no conventional causality is likely. The model itself
suggests only one possible way out, consistent with thermodynamics: the
existence of information sets rushing into the system in a different way from
the perceived time stream. The possibilities offered by quantum mechanics and
its most recent interpretations are consequently investigated to try to
interpret, at the level of particle physics, the suggestion of IdLE-IdLA model.
The attempt leads to a mutual accreditation of macroscopic telepoiesis and a
kind of quantum retrocausality. The result is a vision of the natural world in
which the coexistence of causal and retrocausal dynamics is presented as a
possible interpretative key of the whole complex of vital manifestations.
