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perspective@100;1977418 said:this makes no sense
that's because you're an uneducated half-wit
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perspective@100;1977418 said:this makes no sense
whar67;1977413 said:Without water there would be no life on earth.
Without Oxygen there would be no life on earth.
Without the sun there would be no life on Earth.
While life requires components to support it and allow it to flourish that does not those components share the characteristic of life.
By the logic presented here males can not exist without females therefore all females are males. An entities reliance on another does not transfer properties from one entity to an other.
KTULU IS BACK;1977432 said:that's because you're an uneducated half-wit
Young-Ice;1977619 said:everything is alive
Chike;1977622 said:What does it mean to be alive? I would say yes, the Sun is very much alive. It's as alive as a Sun can be until it's fuel is depleted.
KTULU IS BACK;1977616 said:Your question has been answered with a bunch of solid facts that you have dismissed without reason.
1. Precedence. Precedence.perspective@100;1977673 said:I refute these so called answers with the same presidence that makes them factual.
The answers you've rejected aren't just "what somebody read in a book." They're observable and verifiable. You could double-check them yourself, but you're too lazy.Just because someone says something they learned from a book written by someone who thought they understood something does not make it the all knowing manual of the world.
KTULU IS BACK;1977688 said:1. Precedence. Precedence.
2. No, you don't.
The answers you've rejected aren't just "what somebody read in a book." They're observable and verifiable. You could double-check them yourself, but you're too lazy.
The red portion does nothing to substantiate your claim that the sun reproduces. There are more rocks than I can count, and rocks go through stages as well, that doesn't mean rocks reproduce. Rocks are also affected by gravity, but that doesn't mean rocks respond to stimuli. The environment of something, is that which surrounds it. An object (celestial body in this case) cannot be its own environment, for then it would have to be its own surroundings. The solar system is not an organism, so it does not perform homeostasis, unless the solar system "has some form of sensor or receptor that detects changes in its environment and responds accordingly". If everything that contained or underwent a chemical/nuclear reaction was considered an organism, every single atom or molecule in existence would be an organism, and the term would be insignificant. Anything that has mass also has--and can be subjected to--gravity, the Sun simply happens to have a large amount of mass, compared to the things around it. What about solar flares? Solar flares are nothing but phenomena produced by interactions between plasma and magnetic fields. You don't have to be "to" something to observe it. I assume you've never been to the Sun, so your claims about it would automatically be false if being "to" something was required to have knowledge of it.perspective@100;1977072 said:The more "Scientific" your arguement becomes the more I see you accept whatever is told to you (no disrespect)... Reproduction once again is the specialty of the sun. The sun is a star and there are more stars than you can count.
The Sun or any star goes through stages of life examples include neutron star, red giants, and white dwarfs.. If the sun responds to gravity how is that not a response? The sun not only responds to the environment it "IS" the environment. Without the sun how would our solar system sustain homeostasis? you Give the sun no credit, but it deserves all the credit otherwise you would be in the dark and frozen. Your describing metabolism as if it would exist without the sun so that makes no sense to me. Saying "Simply the occurence" is pretty much writing it off because you dont have a clue of where it came from and why it does what it does. It eases the mind when things are not understood so we simply take things for granted and continue with life as if they have no significance.
The sun reacting in outer space is shown through ofcourse the obvious gravity, but what about sun flares and sun spots? The tremondous amount of what we know as radiation and tons of light spectrums? Heat? This is all in science text books as if we have been to the sun, but we all know we can't even get close to it.
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perspective@100;1977709 said:I observe the sun is alive
CrownChakra;1977813 said:I dont know if the sun is alive or any of that shit but our ancestors had it right when they studied the sky an the stars. We have become lost with this overly complex, desire driven world. We have so much knowledge today, but we barely know shit about the universe.
CrownChakra;1977813 said:I dont know if the sun is alive or any of that shit but our ancestors had it right when they studied the sky an the stars. We have become lost with this overly complex, desire driven world. We have so much knowledge today, but we barely know shit about the universe.
KTULU IS BACK;1977845 said:wtf are you talking about?
we have more knowledge about the universe than anybody in the past did
fiat_money;1977714 said:The environment of something, is that which surrounds it. An object (celestial body in this case) cannot be its own environment, for then it would have to be its own surroundings.
fiat_money;1977714 said:The solar system is not an organism, .
fiat_money;1977714 said:If everything that contained or underwent a chemical/nuclear reaction was considered an organism, every single atom or molecule in existence would be an organism, and the term would be insignificant.
KTULU IS BACK;1977723 said:"Life is a characteristic that distinguishes objects that have self-sustaining biological processes from those which do not."
Young-Ice;1978116 said:atoms are not alive
energy can not be created or destroyed just converted from one form to another
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perspective@100;1978163 said:The words "distinguish" and "characteristics" are a part of the human thought process that helps to understand Classification.
When things are "classified" into groups and sections they are easier to understand. That does not make the classification right or wrong it just makes it classified.
You classify your own way and I will classify in my own way... Fair? I admit your way is the more accepted way as well. Better?
This quote would apply here:perspective@100;1978094 said:@Fiat_money
Haha Nice I like the thought process behind this response, and the colors lol... You would refute my claims because I'm not from a highly prestigious institution or I have no credibility in the field of science. If I was, most people would just accept them because perspective@100 said so. We have been told what makes up life for so long we dont even think of questioning it.
fiat_money;1901191 said:Not quite, the reason things determined or discovered by using the scientific method have influence is because they are replicable/observable/calculable by others. Scientific theories and even laws aren't just accepted at "face value", they are tested repeatedly by others to further substantiate or disprove them. Even I've observed the values of gravity to be correct by using an Atwood machine, therefore if someone told me the acceleration due to gravity at the surface of the Earth was 49m/s^2, I wouldn't believe them, regardless their education. So any "influence" isn't there simply because an individual states something, but because many verified the same thing...
The reason it is debated as to whether viruses constitute life or not, is because they satisfy some of the requirements for something to be considered "alive"; the Sun however, does not.perspective@100;1978094 said:Technically some Viruses are not considered living organisms because they dont have their own DNA which simply makes them a free particle...
While rocks may be formed by the cooling of magma or the hardening/compression of sediments, that's not the same as reproduction.perspective@100;1978094 said:Just because rocks dont reproduce themselves does not mean they are not reproduced...
No it doesn't, it merely means the term "body" is not exclusively used to refer to organisms. Bodies of water, bodies of work, blackbody raditation, etc.perspective@100;1978094 said:How can you refer to something as a celestial body and say its not alive. Verbally I understand the many uses of the word body but using it in this debate implies that someone somewhere thought of the universe as an entity or something alive. Which directly contradicts your very next statement.
Supposing the term "organism" applied to the underlined, terms like "organism" or "alive" would hold no significance, since it would the standard state of being; they'd merely be poor synonyms for "matter".perspective@100;1978094 said:This is my point exactly! We are all connected because everything is alive.fiat_money;1977714 said:If everything that contained or underwent a chemical/nuclear reaction was considered an organism, every single atom or molecule in existence would be an organism, and the term would be insignificant.
perspective@100;1978094 said:Unfortunately, I dont have the physical proof that most would like to see only my own thoughts...