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OK, what exactly is your definition of "life", then?
You made me wince with that, obviously you don't understand how life is defined.
Good, I wish others can learn how to ask question like you do.
The only valid definition of (earthly) "life" is implied in the Bible. Otherwise, I can argue that anything and everything, is alive, even a rock.
Can you argue that a rock is a life, according to biochemistry?
I can.
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Now, someone can start to spread two pieces of good knowledge of me:
1. Plants are not life.
2. Rocks are life.
Exactly, I know much more than you do.
So you don't see what I said. I said that because I wish I could teach you a little.
If you don't like my teaching,
then I would let you go to play with others.
Good, I wish others can learn how to ask question like you do.
The only valid definition of (earthly) "life" is implied in the Bible. Otherwise, I can argue that anything and everything, is alive, even a rock.
Can you argue that a rock is a life, according to biochemistry?
I can.
Now, someone can start to spread two pieces of good knowledge of me:
1. Plants are not life.
2. Rocks are life.
Now, someone can start to spread two pieces of good knowledge of me:
1. Plants are not life.
2. Rocks are life.
YOU don't.
Why is the earth not alive?
This hypothesis is a load of old baloney if I have ever seen it.
Because it undergoes no process that would qualify it as such by any definition.
Thanks!
If you can do it, do it. How is a rock alive?
No. Can you argue that the Bible is a unicorn, according to gravity?
Then do it.
1. Yes they are.
2. No they are not.
Rock is alive because it changes through time by taking and releasing energy. It can be born, it ages, and it can die.
What else do you need for a life?
Say what? Are you serious or was this post sarcastic?
Do rocks reproduce? Grow? Are they sensitive to external stimuli? Do they need nutrition? Do they excrete?
It can be born, it ages, and it can die.
A rock isn't born and it doesn't die. Death is typically defined as a cessation of biological functions, which a rock objectively does not have.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes.