Quote Originally Posted by Oneironaut
It's true. All the cells that were in your body seven years ago have died and been replaced by new cells. This reminds me of something Richard Dawkins said in this talk of his:

"Steve Graham points out that you and I are ourselves more like a wave than a permanent thing. He invites us, the reader, to think of an experience from your childhood, something you remember clearly, something you can see, feel, maybe even smell as if you were really there. After all, you really were there at the time, weren't you? How else would you remember it? But here is the bombshell: you weren't there. Not a single atom that is in your body today was there when that event took place. Matter flows from place to place, and momentarily comes together to be you. Whatever you are, therefore, you are not the stuff of which you are made. If that doesn't make the hair stand up on the back of your neck, read it again until it does, because it is important."
Yeah ive been thinking how, since we evolved from single celled organisms we must be a product of a force that reproduces, in fact our consciousness seems to be the next step in evolution as it provides us with instantaneous adaptability to much more than just physical stimuli.

I wish we could see into the future, if we ever learned how to slow down time (it has to be possible since it occurs naturally around black holes) we could trap some of us inside a place where time was going really slow, then in just a few years the outside world would have changed and advanced and you could literally live in the future. Think about that as a weapon. Trap the enemy civilization in a time sink, then you advance past their level and destroy them.


um anyways, i wish we could see what the future of life is.
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