The traditional laws of physics such as quantum theory and general relativity are formulated. Instead of describing the world in terms of trajectories, initial conditions and dynamical laws, in constructor theory laws are about which physical transformations are possible and which are impossible, and why. I also show that under no-design laws an accurate replicator requires the existence of a 'vehicle' constituting, together with the replicator, a self-reproducer. The Constructor Theory Programme is a new approach to formulating fundamental laws in physics that aims at generalising the quantum theory of computation, which was proposed by quantum computer pioneer David Deutsch. Constructor Theory is a new approach to formulating fundamental laws in physics. A task performs transformations that are either possible or impossible. Where a task contains a pair of input and output states. This has an exact characterization in the constructor theory of information. Constructor Theory is defined in terms of an algebra of tasks. I conclude that self-reproduction, replication and natural selection are possible under no-design laws, the only non-trivial condition being that they allow digital information to be physically instantiated. To this end, I apply constructor theory's new mode of explanation to express exactly within physics the appearance of design, no-design laws, and the logic of self-reproduction and natural selection. While many theories are concerned with what does happen, constructor theory is about what can possibly happen.In the current paradigm of physics, one seeks to predict the trajectory of, say, a. This broadens the domain of applicability of that argument to cover constructor-theory compliant theories. The theory of what these properties are is not part of evolution theory proper, yet without it the neo- Darwinian theory does not fully achieve its purpose of explaining the appearance of design. And I establish sufficient conditions for a superinformation theory to inform decisions (made under it) as if it were probabilistic, via a Deutsch-Wallace-type argument-thus defining a class of decision-supporting superinformation theories. Well, one might be just around the corners and its called Constructor Theory. Theres a notorious problem with defining information within physics, namely that on the one. In this paper, I show that for those processes to be possible without the design of biological adaptations being encoded in the laws of physics, those laws must have certain other properties. statements about the reality they built up their incredible theories. David Deutsch Explains His Constructor Theory Amazing Science. Finally, Wigners argument implies that accurate self-reproduction is incompatible particularly with quantum theory. Physicist Sheldon kindly writes to discuss the latest attempt to make a dollar out of fifteen cents: That is, to address design in nature according to purely physical principles that leave out information. The explanation relies crucially on the possibility of certain physical processes: mainly, gene replication and natural selection. Constructor theory also delivers an exact physical expression of the appearance of design, no-design laws and of the logic of self-reproduction and natural selection. Neo-Darwinian evolutionary theory explains how the appearance of purposive design in the adaptations of living organisms can have come about without their intentionally being designed.