Natural selection in quantum simulators

One book that hooked me was "What is life?" from E. Schrödinger. The meaning of life and biology from the eyes of the famous physicist gave a lot to think about. There are several concepts in science that are applied to different branches: physics, chemistry, biology, ecology, geology.. But, are there differences? Aren't we using the same approaches over and over again? When I heard about Quantum Darwinism for the first time, I thought the idea was awesome, because then evolution can be a subject applied in the quantum world! It is fascinating that the same thoughts can be indeed implemented on a wide range of fields. Do these differences actually exist, or is science one and unique with a list of theories that are implemented everywhere? Letting this question open, today I would like to share with you a fabulous perspective, on how natural selections arises in the world of quantum simulation. Click on the figure to know more! ​