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May I rephrase your statement slightly? Humans have no nucleus, no mitochondria, no golgi apparatus. They cannot transcribe RNA or respirate or activate neuron
by endominus 5y ago
May I rephrase your statement slightly?
Humans have no nucleus, no mitochondria, no golgi apparatus. They cannot transcribe RNA or respirate or activate neurons. Every action undertaken by a human was performed by a cell (or an agglomeration of cells) within it.
Human "action" is just the emergent properties of cells. Humans can do nothing without cells.
- sneak 5y agoHumans have mass, corporations do not. There is a fundamental difference in the concept of an entity that exists as a whole, and a legal construct that is purely an economic allocation abstraction. Nations aren't real either.
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- endominus 5y agoCells have mass, humans do not. There is a fundamental difference between the basic building blocks of life and a convenient term for an ambulatory hallucinating collection of them. This can go on. Do you not see the flaw in your argument?