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Yet you missed the obvious fact that science doesn't even have a good definition for life, in fact it's a hard problem in the philosophy of science. You could
by CuriouslyC 4y ago
Yet you missed the obvious fact that science doesn't even have a good definition for life, in fact it's a hard problem in the philosophy of science. You could say that the replicating mass of cells will in the future become a human being and that is not true of a sperm (unless it later goes on to fertilize an egg), but a sperm is just as "alive" as a fertilized egg.
- _-david-_ 4y agoIf you have some sperm cells laying around they won't grow into a human. If you have a fertilized egg it will (assuming the process completes normally).