Why there is reproducibility?

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Why there is reproducibility?
Reproducibility: The structure defines the function. So similar structure will have a similar function.
But why do we have a similar structure at first?
Recursion: A structure has got the function that produces many similar structures.
e.g. A Cell has a structure that divides into two cells with a similar structure.
Final Question: What are the features or attributes required to produce a structure that has got the function to produce many similar structures?
It depends on what kind of function you want? Or what kind of structure you want?


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