u/ScottkenMario

If you believe there’s no God, then explain life. Then why we cannot create it ? Why, if the organ stops, there’s no way back, despite we know about it and how it works ?

If we are nothing more than biological machines, why does the "spark" of existence remain so elusive to our greatest scientific minds ? If life is merely a complex chemical reaction, why haven't we been able to replicate that reaction in a laboratory starting from zero ? We have mapped the human genome and understand the mechanics of every valve and vessel, yet we remain unable to jumpstart a system once the threshold of death has been crossed.

Is life an emergent property of matter that we simply haven't mastered yet, or does our failure to "reboot" the human body suggest that there is a fundamental element missing from our equations ? If we truly "know" about how the organs work, why is the transition from a living being to a corpse so instantaneous and irreversible ?

If you believe there’s no God, then explain life. Then why we cannot create it ? Why, if the organ stops, there’s no way back, despite we know about it and how it works ?

If we are nothing more than biological machines, why does the "spark" of existence remain so elusive to our greatest scientific minds ? If life is merely a complex chemical reaction, why haven't we been able to replicate that reaction in a laboratory starting from zero ? We have mapped the human genome and understand the mechanics of every valve and vessel, yet we remain unable to jumpstart a system once the threshold of death has been crossed.

Is life an emergent property of matter that we simply haven't mastered yet, or does our failure to "reboot" the human body suggest that there is a fundamental element missing from our equations ? If we truly "know" about how the organs work, why is the transition from a living being to a corpse so instantaneous and irreversible ?

If you believe there’s no God, then explain life. Then why we cannot create it ? Why, if the organ stops, there’s no way back, despite we know about it and how it works ?

If we are nothing more than biological machines, why does the "spark" of existence remain so elusive to our greatest scientific minds ? If life is merely a complex chemical reaction, why haven't we been able to replicate that reaction in a laboratory starting from zero ? We have mapped the human genome and understand the mechanics of every valve and vessel, yet we remain unable to jumpstart a system once the threshold of death has been crossed.

Is life an emergent property of matter that we simply haven't mastered yet, or does our failure to "reboot" the human body suggest that there is a fundamental element missing from our equations ? If we truly "know" about how the organs work, why is the transition from a living being to a corpse so instantaneous and irreversible ?