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It's all life down to the subatomic particles

Submitted by Butterworth (guest) on Wed, 01/28/2009 - 2:14pm.

I am actually thinking that light is a form of life. Our definition of life is with the cells, animal and plant. I think it actually goes beyond this. How the cells react is life, how the chemicals react. I think the oxygen carbon-dioxide exchange between animals and plants is life. It may even be that the world as a whole is alive.

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