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Conservation laws are the pillars of physics. It's what we held on to whenour imagination was challenged during the days of relativity or quantummechanics. Their violation leads to the most absurd models, so excellentlyexercised in the history of the perpetuum mobile. Importantly, it is not at allsufficient to merely accept the existence of conservation laws. Intention toobey them is required when models are developed, as conservation laws are notobeyed simply by accident. However evident this demand may appear, itsapplication turns out to be quite delicate and the scientific debate ofMaxwell's Demon is a beautiful demonstration of this delicateness. Here Icomment on the general violation of conservation laws in most common textbookmodels of biological communication and outline a different route forward usingthe example of nerve pulse propagation.

This is not about the molecules -- On the Violation of Momentum Conservation in Biology. A short comment