Link? Or is this just another of your "it's what I believe so it must be true" isms?
It is in the nature of a truism: Just consider the process. When sperm meets egg certain things happen on a molecular level. But at no point in the process can we say dead matter has come alive.Link? Or is this just another of your "it's what I believe so it must be true" isms?
So, you're a Buddhist?
A scientific materialist.So, you're a Buddhist?
So you believe everything is alive therefore life is not precious?
No, some things are alive and some are not. But there is NO DIFFERENCE BUT PURELY MATERIAL ORGANIZATION between the two. There is no such thing as "life force" or "soul" or "spirit" or "chi" or "kundalini."So you believe everything is alive therefore life is not precious?
also known as "doing the ish."Link? Or is this just another of your "it's what I believe so it must be true" isms?
Just a cosmic accident. Lol.
No idea what that means.
Abortion choices end at birth.The growth of an organism rides on a pattern of waves | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology https://share.google/yjhsgFgaM2s5DQwPh
Gee, who knew life begins at fertilization.
We have no good reason to think different, none at all.Just a cosmic accident. Lol.
We have researchers at MIT, or a virtual moron…Link? Or is this just another of your "it's what I believe so it must be true" isms?
Who have nothing at all to say, at that link, about "the moment life begins."
not surprised.
I don't live in your fantasy world. Lol.
One begins to suspect you live in this fantasy world instead:I don't live in your fantasy world. Lol.
Scientific study. What else?What's MIT doing with those life forms?
What is the typical evolution of a fertilized embryo?
It begins with cell division, like we all learned in high school. Then there's some dull stuff, then puberty.What is the typical evolution of a fertilized embryo?
