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There are definitely cases where that distinction is made due to reasonable uncertainty, but there is no line. Proving it is more than difficult - it's impossib
by happytoexplain 6y ago
There are definitely cases where that distinction is made due to reasonable uncertainty, but there is no line. Proving it is more than difficult - it's impossible.
- MichaelZuo 6y agoWell impossible means that it can never be done, which I wouldn’t put past the capabilities of some far future civilization. There are a finite number of ways something can be alive, at least in the current consensus. ‘infeasible’ is probably a better way to describe our present capabilities.