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Muscles/limbs also don't power-down for long periods. They're in need of constant maintenance (energy, food; waste removed) or they rot.
by vacri 9y ago
Muscles/limbs also don't power-down for long periods. They're in need of constant maintenance (energy, food; waste removed) or they rot.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoIs that an inherent property of muscle-like mechanisms, or just several billion years' worth of environmental bacteria evolved to consume living tissue if not constantly opposed by a immune system?
- infinite8s 9y agoThat's an inherent property of all living material. All tisssue is on the edge of thermodynamic breakdown i.e. Unlike manufactured material, resting state for biology is death).