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It depends on how you define life, which the article doesn't cover. If by life you mean 'demonstrates complex emergent behaviours', the answer might be 'perhaps
by KineticLensman 11y ago
It depends on how you define life, which the article doesn't cover. If by life you mean 'demonstrates complex emergent behaviours', the answer might be 'perhaps, although it would take a very long time for anything to happen'. However, if 'living' means 'self organised, maintains its integrity and can reproduce', then the answer is more likely to be 'probably not'
- nxzero 11y agoAgree, looked into is before, reproduction is often the most common conflict in attempting to find "life" in the wild.
- alanwatts 11y ago>'living' means 'self organised, maintains its integrity and can reproduce' I like the definition of life being something that can reproduce. But self organized, I'm not sure. All life depends on non-biological environmental factors for its organization and reproduction.