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CharlieZ · 70-79, M
"After all we are just a bunch of chemicals. Shouldn't we just be inanimate objects ?"
No.
"Shouldn't we just be inanimate objects" is a non sequitur.
Life comes from within material interactions.
Not even inorganic reactions are "inanimate".
There is not an Platonic like, inmaterial previous "quality" that inhabitate living things.
As much as there is not something like a "Redness" entity, but a certain range of light wavelength.
No.
"Shouldn't we just be inanimate objects" is a non sequitur.
Life comes from within material interactions.
Not even inorganic reactions are "inanimate".
There is not an Platonic like, inmaterial previous "quality" that inhabitate living things.
As much as there is not something like a "Redness" entity, but a certain range of light wavelength.
Maximusmax · M
@CharlieZ alright then