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Unreal Zelta · 05:05 AM

Guille,
Brilliant topic, asked by many people in many occasions. What is life? Instead of taking 100 pages to give you my personal interpretations. I'll only use a few sentences to do the exact. Life, no absolute value or definition, is nothing but a human speculation of our surroundings. As for any word, they do not have a definition, because there is no such thing as a definition. As I mentioned in my other posts, a definition or fact is just what we all agree on. Let's say I'm holding a pen in my hand, But if everyone agrees that's a pencil, then it's a pencil.

Therefore, life has no meaning. However, if you ask what are the qualities of being "Alive" Then the biological terms MR.C.GREEN (I think) will give you the idea. And your other question, “what are required for living" Well, for humans, water, oxygen, food and so on.

Best regards
Zelta

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Unreal Zelta Blue Belt Status: Offline Posts: 109 Thanks Given: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Join Date: Mar 2006 Rep Power: 11	No such thing as life - 03-29-2006, 03:06 AM Guille, Brilliant topic, asked by many people in many occasions. What is life? Instead of taking 100 pages to give you my personal interpretations. I'll only use a few sentences to do the exact. Life, no absolute value or definition, is nothing but a human speculation of our surroundings. As for any word, they do not have a definition, because there is no such thing as a definition. As I mentioned in my other posts, a definition or fact is just what we all agree on. Let's say I'm holding a pen in my hand, But if everyone agrees that's a pencil, then it's a pencil. Therefore, life has no meaning. However, if you ask what are the qualities of being "Alive" Then the biological terms MR.C.GREEN (I think) will give you the idea. And your other question, “what are required for living" Well, for humans, water, oxygen, food and so on. Best regards Zelta "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life" "But although all our knowledge begins with experience, it does not follow that it arises from experience." "Happiness is not an ideal of reason, but of imagination." Immanuel Kant Last edited by zeroca : 04-05-2006 at 05:05 AM.