Kylie
Defeater of Illogic
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Take it one at a time. It could be a little bit deep:
Homeostasis: Regulation of the internal environment to maintain a constant state; for example, electrolyte concentration or sweating to reduce temperature.
In order to change a rock, external energy must be available. Chemically it is called the activation energy. Without that energy, a rock is maintained in a state of homeostasis.
If you agreed on this, then quote me the next one and I will explain.
Yeah, you don't get how homeostasis works, do you? You fail on the first point.
If I go outside on a day when it is 35 degrees Celsius (I live in Australia, remember, and for those not familiar with the Celsius system, this is very warm), then my body regulates its temperature at about 36 degrees to remain at the proper temperature for my body to metabolize efficiently.
If I then go outside on a day when it is 5 degrees Celsius (which is very cold), my body temperature will remain at about 36 degrees.
Does a rock do this?
NO. Thus, rocks fail the first point, don't they?
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