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Anything is possible, obviously, but in the current way we understand life, it's not likely. I am unaware of any understanding of evolution or early life on Ea
by jszymborski 3y ago
Anything is possible, obviously, but in the current way we understand life, it's not likely.
I am unaware of any understanding of evolution or early life on Earth which supports an idea of some giant contiguous life-form.
That said, Mars is not Earth, and our definition of life is ever evolving (is a virus alive? is fire alive?) so, again anything is possible, but not everything is likely.
- edgyquant 3y ago> I am unaware of any understanding of evolution or early life on Earth which supports an idea of some giant contiguous life-form Okay? People have no idea what pre-cellular life looked like so the entire earth being a giant cell is not out of the question.