Is Life Just Chemistry?

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
Here is me celebrating Halloween before I was a born again believer in Jesus Christ:

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erm, you were zorro{who took from the rich and gave to the poor/fought for justice/ was COOL} before giving it up and turning into a brainwashed self appointed preacher/crusader who does nothing better for the public good than fill their heads with dogmatic delusions??????? what am i to make of that????

OH I SEE!!!!!!!!!!!! HAHA. you got me there. you were actually trying to tell us how before being born again, you used to partake in EVIL/HEATHANISTIC/HERETICAL holidays like "HALLOWEEN"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

truly if sumthing can take me away form such a terrible tradition, I TOO WANNA BECOME A BORN AGAIN AND ACCEPT JESUS IN MY HEART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
Calculating the properites gravity and creating life from nothing are not the same.

Originally posted by King Kandy
So? I wasn't comparing them at all, I was comparing the idea of "One man can't make a difference" that you were proprieting.

Originally posted by leonheartmm
erm, you were zorro{who took from the rich and gave to the poor/fought for justice/ was COOL} before giving it up and turning into a brainwashed self appointed preacher/crusader who does nothing better for the public good than fill their heads with dogmatic delusions??????? what am i to make of that????

OH I SEE!!!!!!!!!!!! HAHA. you got me there. you were actually trying to tell us how before being born again, you used to partake in EVIL/HEATHANISTIC/HERETICAL holidays like "HALLOWEEN"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

truly if sumthing can take me away form such a terrible tradition, I TOO WANNA BECOME A BORN AGAIN AND ACCEPT JESUS IN MY HEART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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life is subatomic physics, energy, gravitational and electrical fields, nuclear forces, and QUARKS.

It goes mch deeper then chemistry.

up? down? charm? strange? top? bottom? red? green? blue?

Originally posted by Alliance
up? down? charm? strange? top? bottom? red? green? blue?

Cool! I was looking for a list of quarks. I remembered Up, Down, Top, Bottom, Charmed and Strange, but I had forgotten Red and Green. BTW What is Blue?

the red/green/blue are the flavors of the 6 types...thoguht I don't remeber what acutally makes them different...and I'm not going to look it up.

Originally posted by Alliance
the red/green/blue are the flavors of the 6 types...thoguht I don't remeber what acutally makes them different...and I'm not going to look it up.

I thought there was only 8, 4 pairs of 2.

I've never heard of this before 😱

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I thought there was only 8, 4 pairs of 2.

Oh, I looked it up. Red green & blue are the names for the pairs. So, there are 6.

Originally posted by Alliance
up? down? charm? strange? top? bottom? red? green? blue?

You forgot "charming." That is what I am.

Originally posted by Quark_666
life is subatomic physics, energy, gravitational and electrical fields, nuclear forces, and QUARKS.

It goes mch deeper then chemistry.

matter and atoms may be subject to such things, but the vast majority of what is considered to be "life" would fall under chemistry, or, strangely enough BIOLOGY, which is the study of life....

Quarks play no more a role in life than they do in the atom in general and are thus irrelevant in the study of living things.

Originally posted by inimalist
matter and atoms may be subject to such things, but the vast majority of what is considered to be "life" would fall under chemistry, or, strangely enough BIOLOGY, which is the study of life....

Quarks play no more a role in life than they do in the atom in general and are thus irrelevant in the study of living things.

Well, in that case, atoms don't really play a role in life also.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Well, in that case, atoms don't really play a role in life also.

a very minimal role

understanding atomic physics will not give you a very good understanding of the workings of living organisms.

Originally posted by inimalist
a very minimal role

understanding atomic physics will not give you a very good understanding of the workings of living organisms.

However, quantum mechanics maybe the reason that carbon and other elements moved from non-living to living.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
However, quantum mechanics maybe the reason that carbon and other elements moved from non-living to living.

people seem to have this almost mystic attachment to quantum mechanics

I am not trying to downplay the potential role it might have had in the origins of life, but surely something like a self replicating protein chain is more reasonable of a theory for the origins of life than quantum mechanics.

Originally posted by inimalist
people seem to have this almost mystic attachment to quantum mechanics

I am not trying to downplay the potential role it might have had in the origins of life, but surely something like a self replicating protein chain is more reasonable of a theory for the origins of life than quantum mechanics.

I wasn't over emphasising the role that quantum mechanics had in creating life. I am simple trying to point out that you cannot find a point where life began, because quantum mechanics maybe responsible for allowing self replicating protein chains to go from a chemical reaction to life.

Originally posted by inimalist
Quarks play no more a role in life than they do in the atom in general and are thus irrelevant in the study of living things.

and thus..the field of biochemistry was born. So yeah, you fail. Chemical reactions are the largest component of life and chemical reactions are most certainly dependnant on atomic structre. Obviously electron structure (quantum mech comes to mind here) is much more important then quarks, but saying atomic structure is irrelevant is wrong.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I wasn't over emphasising the role that quantum mechanics had in creating life. I am simple trying to point out that you cannot find a point where life began, because quantum mechanics maybe responsible for allowing self replicating protein chains to go from a chemical reaction to life.

Quantum mechanics did not create life Jesus Christ did. Life began in the Garden of Eden.