The definitions of living things are restricted to the consciousness of living things. The existence of the brain-like structure is the only way to define “living things”.
Minor Axis said:"Science disagrees with you. All living organisms contain control mechanisms. Brains like ours or animals, are more advance, but are not required to call something alive. You need to refigure your definitions. And I would not assume what a plant can or can't feel."
Scientists will agree with me. FOR A SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION.
What make the Earth different?
Lives need a suitable envirnoment and a SUBSTANCE to start with.
Do you think we migrant from somewhere else?
A planet with lives need a LIVING SUBSTANCE to start with.
Similar to the Earth's crust, living organisms belong to the Earth.
The only difference in-between the Earth and the planets nearby is ALIVE.
Scientists will agree with me. FOR A SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION.
Teru Wong
What make the Earth different?
Lives need a suitable envirnoment and a SUBSTANCE to start with.
Do you think we migrant from somewhere else?
A planet with lives need a LIVING SUBSTANCE to start with.
Similar to the Earth's crust, living organisms belong to the Earth.
The only difference in-between the Earth and the planets nearby is ALIVE.
Scientists will agree with me. FOR A SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION.
Teru Wong
In the post I replied to, you said "The definitions of living things are restricted to the consciousness of living things." Maybe I misunderstood you but by this definition I thought you were saying that plants are not alive? Instead are you saying that both plants and the Earth is alive and they both have consciousness? From what we know (which could be wrong), the Earth does not meet the standard of being alive. Yes there are alive things living upon it in ecosystems, but as far as we know, these are independent organisms living on, dependent upon, but are separate from the Earth.
But lets go back to the original premise of your post, what does any of this have to do with "physical proof that God exists"?
We are living on the Earth. Scientists normally regarded it as one of the planets in our universe which provided us with a suitable enviroment for lives due to the oribits and other causes. Whatever their claims are, they have failed to find out the origin of lives. Their failures due to one cause:
Their blind spot to look upon the Earth as a place for habitant only. Probably they have read too much about Genesis. The Earth is not just a breeding ground for miccroorganism, but it is exactly the origin (source) of all the living organisms. By referring to the statement above, the question about the origin of lives is the biggest joke ever in history. The Earth itslef is a biological entity which give birth to us by natural process of lives. This hypothesis is definitely different from other beliefs (e.g. Big Bang) because it based on a simple sentence that cannot be defeated by science.
The Earth itself contain living tissues for lives. Thus, the suitable enviroment of the Earth provide cross-reference and support to the fact that "the Earth is a living entity".
To be more specific, the Earth is a biological entity (a supreme being - note that it is not being created out of a supernatural power- in which, I am referring to the God in various religions). Lives are lives in different levels. Natural process of birth, growth and death to both the planets (a higher level of lives) and the living organisms inside cannot be violated.
The God is actually a conscious Earth.
It is definitely not a pseduo-science because of the statement below.
"No living organisms can be 'created' without any living tissue."
Whatever their claims are, they have failed to find out the origin of lives
The Earth itself contain living tissues for lives. Thus, the suitable enviroment of the Earth provide cross-reference and support to the fact that "the Earth is a living entity".
I welcome any question or challenge from people in every field.
:clap, you are out to fucking lunchSoundness: If black can be white, it is only a cheese.
:clap, you are out to fucking lunch
1. No living things can be created without any living tissue.
2. No living things can be created with non-living tissues only.
3. We can create living things with living tissues only.
#1. No living things can be created without any living tissue - T/F?
#2. No living tissues arrived from the outter space - T/F?
#3. The Earth has living things inside - T/F?
I am a strong believer that God exists. When the sun rises and sets according to his will, there must be a super natural power for it, and that is God. Nature itself is a great evidence that God is controlling everything.
I am a strong believer that God exists. When the sun rises and sets according to his will, there must be a super natural power for it, and that is God. Nature itself is a great evidence that God is controlling everything.
Admittedly, the multiverse, although a perfectly respectable concept in theoretical physics, is supported by no more empirical evidence than the soul itself. Afterlife studies, to coin a phrase, has been an empty field, at least until now. The AWARE study ("Awareness During Resuscitation") is looking at "near-death experiences" (NDEs)—the recollections of people who were revived after clinical death, defined as the absence of heartbeat and the cessation of measurable electrical activity in the brain. People with NDEs sometimes report out-of-body experiences, such as looking down on themselves from above and witnessing their own resuscitations. Obviously, if this is actually taking place—and not, say, a composite reconstruction of memories drawn from years of ER episodes—then the threshold requirement for life after death has been met: the separation of consciousness from the physical brain. "Near-death experiences show that clinical death may not be the end," D'Souza writes. Thus they support his larger point, that "neuroscience reveals that the mind cannot be reduced to the brain … consciousness and free will … seem to operate outside the laws of nature, and therefore are not subject to the laws governing the mortality of the body." The latter assertion has been at the crux of Western philosophy since Plato, but it's taken until now to devise an empirical test for it.
In the AWARE study, randomly generated images will be projected in the rooms of critically ill patients, in locations where they can be viewed only from above—by someone having an out-of-body experience, for instance. If patients who survive NDEs can identify these images subsequently—well, not to overdramatize, but several centuries of materialism in the natural sciences will have to be rewritten. The director of AWARE is Dr. Sam Parnia, a fellow at Weill Cornell Medical Center. He told NEWSWEEK that researchers at 20 hospitals have identified about 600 subjects for interviews. Parnia expects to publish his results in 2010.
You STILL completely ignore the informational video I gave you on Abiogenesis. The theory of Abiogenesis has been carefully studied and scrutinized by some of the smartest people on earth. It makes sense from a chemical and biological perspective. I've asked you several times, how you came to the conclusion that "No living things can be created without any living tissue." but so far you've completely ignored my question. Until you answer this, your argument is worth nothing.
The generally accepted theory disagrees. Microorganisms reproduce, but they do not contain any tissue.
It's not completely impossible that life was brought to earth by asteroids for example.
Well, only to a small depth. The core of the earth has a pressure of about 3 Million atmospheres and a temperature of almost 6000 Kelvin. NOTHING can live in those conditions.
If planets are conscious living objects (as I stated in my hypothesis),
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