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Author: SannySanny Date: Aug 10, 2008 09:56
Humans live for average 100 years.
Some trees live for 500 Years
Tortoise lives for 200 years
Birds live for average 10 years
Dogs live for an average 10 years
Ants live for average 1 year
Fly lives for just 1 month
We often think life with age of 1 month - 100 years.
What about life form that live for only 1 second. There can be a life
which has a lifetime of just 1 sec.
Or may be some Living giant which lives for million years. and for him
1 year = 1 second. So we are unable to detect its movements.
It takes 1 sec for us to move our hands/ legs to walk. Just image a
Big living Object that takes 10 years for moving its parts.
If we Just look that object for 1-2 years we will not be able to
detect those movement. And we will miss them as living objects.
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Author: Uncle AlUncle Al Date: Aug 10, 2008 11:46
Sanny wrote:
[snip crap]
> So detection of Life is very difficult if they live in different
> timescale and length. If a blind cannot see someone that does not mean
> the things do not exist. So if we are unable to detect such living
> things it does not mean they do not exists.
(physical reality) - (empirical reality) = faith
< http://blogs.scienceforums.net/swansont/files/2008/06/index.jpg>
Faith is destroyed if it works. If you have faith you can only be
denied. Test of faith! What can be asserted without evidence can
also be dismissed without evidence.
Curtain climbers should restrict their drool to where their mommies
can clean up after them.
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Author: tadchemtadchem Date: Aug 10, 2008 12:57
On Aug 10, 12:56Â pm, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:> Humans live for average 100 years.
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> Some trees live for 500 Years
>
> Tortoise lives for 200 years
>
> Birds live for average 10 years
>
> Dogs live for an average 10 years
>
> Ants live for average 1 year
>
> Fly lives for just 1 month
> We often think life with age of 1 month - 100 years.
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Author: Darwin123Darwin123 Date: Aug 10, 2008 13:20
On Aug 10, 12:56 pm, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:
> Simmilarly for very small life that has a lifetime of say a nano
> second we can never detect them as living object.
>
Read the two science fisction novels, "Dragons Egg" and "Star Quake."
These books...
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Author: johnjohn Date: Aug 10, 2008 16:12
On Aug 10, 2:20 pm, Darwin123 yahoo.com> wrote:> On Aug 10, 12:56 pm, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> Simmilarly for very small life that has a lifetime of say a nano
>> second we can never detect them as living object.
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> Read the two science fisction novels, "Dragons Egg" and "Star Quake."
> These books, written by someone who used to be a nuclear physicist,
> describe a scenario almost exactly that. Not exactly, though. The
> Cheela lived on a time scale about one million times shorter than
> ours. I do think this issue comes up. These creatures were held
> together by nuclear forces instead of the electromagnetic forces that
> hold us together.
> Somehow, contact to the extent of friendship was made between
> humans and Cheela. Of course, this looks very unlikely in real life.
> It is sensible to concentrate the search on life forms that live on
> our scale of time.
> At present, however, we are only looking for life that is held
> together by electromagnetic forces. The time scale is not likely to be
> a big problem for E&M life like ours. There are so many other problems ...
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Author: Pop FlyPop Fly Date: Aug 10, 2008 18:30
On Aug 10, 7:12Â pm, john wrote:
> On Aug 10, 2:20 pm, Darwin123 yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> On Aug 10, 12:56 pm, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:>
>>> Simmilarly for very small life that has a lifetime of say a nano
>>> second we can never detect them as living object.
>
>> Read the two science fisction novels, "Dragons Egg" and "Star Quake."
>> These books, written by someone who used to be a nuclear physicist,
>> describe a scenario almost exactly that. Not exactly, though. The
>> Cheela lived on a time scale about one million times shorter than
>> ours. Â I do think this issue comes up. These creatures were held
>> together by nuclear forces instead of the electromagnetic forces that
>> hold us together.
>> Â Â Â Somehow, contact to the extent of friendship was made between ...
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Author: ImmortalistImmortalist Date: Aug 10, 2008 18:55
On Aug 10, 9:56 am, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:> Humans live for average 100 years.
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> Some trees live for 500 Years
>
> Tortoise lives for 200 years
>
> Birds live for average 10 years
>
> Dogs live for an average 10 years
>
> Ants live for average 1 year
>
> Fly lives for just 1 month
>
> We often think life with age of 1 month - 100 years.
>
> What about life form that live for only 1 second. There can be a life
> which has a lifetime of just 1 sec.
> ...
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Author: Michael MoroneyMichael Moroney Date: Aug 10, 2008 19:36
Sanny hotmail.com> writes:
>Humans live for average 100 years.
Where do humans live for an average of 100 years? What percentage of
people in whichever country has the best health care live to be 100 or
more?
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Author: SannySanny Date: Aug 10, 2008 23:12
> Sanny hotmail.com> writes:>>Humans live for average 100 years.
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> Where do humans live for an average of 100 years? Â What percentage of
> people in whichever country has the best health care live to be 100 or
> more?
Life Expactency is increasing every year.
Today Life Expactency is 80 years. 20 years from now It would be 100
years. So those who are below age of 60 can think of living upto 100
years.
The reasion for increase in Life Expactency is the technological
advancements in Medical Science and soon it will be able to cure all
diseases mankind has along with old age problems.
After 40 years Life Expsactency will be 150 years as All body parts
could be replaced by artificial limbs and machines.
Yesterday I read artificial bones have been developed which lasty
longer than the bones we have giving old people a strong support.
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Author: Michael MoroneyMichael Moroney Date: Aug 11, 2008 09:42
Sanny hotmail.com> writes:
>> Sanny hotmail.com> writes:>>>Humans live for average 100 years.
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>> Where do humans live for an average of 100 years? What percentage of
>> people in whichever country has the best health care live to be 100 or
>> more?
>Life Expactency is increasing every year.
>Today Life Expactency is 80 years.
So in other words, humans don't live for an average of 100 years at all.
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