Inanimate

... indeed occurred, but they thought that the overall process was still one of gradual, step-by-step change: that it gradually emerged!. It was as if inanimate Matter was “trying” to produce Life, but on getiing a few moves towards it was repeatedly stymied and pushed back again by natural, disruptive ...

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... in many animals and some (usually males :)) have been seen trying to mate with many things way out of their flock or even family (even dead and inanimate objects). Since you seem to think creationists don't have any proof or know anything at all, you ought to know. Creationists acknowledge Darwin's ...

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... any single point when it can be said "this is life now, it's not inorganic anymore." Viruses even today blur the line between live and inanimate particles. Prions are also an interesting example of self-replicating molecules that aren't "alive". With all the scientific advances ...

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... thru us all the time to them we are like cloud. How is that for a perception of reality. We are made from elements, the same elements that make up inanimate objects, at what point did a bunch of atoms that are apparently randomly bonding and rebonding become conscious???? Im sorry but my neurological ...

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... I have a feeling that artificial lifeforms are unlikely to do less good than harm. Our environment is already suffering enough because of man's inanimate creations. I do not see how synthetic organisms can do anything to make the problem better.

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