Prove to me that you have a soul.

Started by debbiejo28 pages

Originally posted by Alliance
"alive" is not the proper term. There is no "life" in non-living matter. (bad WC I know, but work with me here).
"Alive" could be used to describe it though.....

not really. Its not alive.

Originally posted by Alliance
not really. Its not alive.

What's not alive? 😕

not really. Its not alive.

How do you know?

Its not by defenition. Things have to be cellular to be alive.

Originally posted by Alliance
Its not by defenition. Things have to be cellular to be alive.
Not necessarily....You're only talking biological.

BIOlogy. The study of life.

Originally posted by Alliance
BIOlogy. The study of life.
Biological life... 🙄

Originally posted by Alliance
BIOlogy. The study of LIFE.

Biological life.....you know, like fresh and blood...and germs, and other such things. 🙄

ALL LIFE...even xenobiology could be considered a "field"

There could be things that I might call alive that I wouldn't consider BIO.

Originally posted by debbiejo
There could be things that I might call alive that I wouldn't consider BIO.

Like a theorized crystalline entity?

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Originally posted by debbiejo
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What?

😮 sorry

I suppose it could, ah yes....there are those things

Originally posted by debbiejo
😮 sorry

I suppose it could, ah yes....there are those things

Sorry, I am very confused.

Alternative biochemistry collectively refers to an assortment of astrobiology theories and hypotheses in which life can be based on biochemical systems other than the organic chemistry used life on earth. These include the use of other atoms to construct the cellular structures of that are necessary for life besides carbon and the use of other solvent besides water as a medium of life. Speculation of about extraterrestrial life based on radically different forms of biochemistry is particularly popular in science fiction.

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No, I was confused........I didn't know what you were talking about.....I thought you were making fun of me.......lol

Originally posted by debbiejo
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No, I was confused........I didn't know what you were talking about.....I thought you were making fun of me.......lol

Oh no, just referring to an old staple of a theorized life form not seen as traditionally "biological."

Virus and prions would fall under that category.