Originally posted by: return_to_hades
And I don't think science can ever answer the question.
Originally posted by: return_to_hades
And I don't think science can ever answer the question.
Originally posted by: Vintage.Wine
ANGIE ...😛
@ Bold: Complete Heart transplant? ... ...WTH ...Hahahha ...Cheeky you ...want me to Lose my HEART eh? 😆
Vintu 😛
Originally posted by: Vintage.Wine
And yeah ..Such a cranky debate engendered cause Freethinka broke everything down to the Electron level ..😆 ..He called the visually 2 D images that we draw, as 3 D ones as the material to draw em is made of 3 D particles .. 😆
Yeah thats what I thought you were upto but K seems to have taken that lead seriously and came up with the virtual particles !
Originally posted by: K.Universe.
The fundamental particles can't be broken down further, which is why they are fundamental, so all of them could be accounted for, depending upon what's being done to the body after death. Some energy is transferred to other systems, some energy is lost in the form of heat but the total energy is conserved.
But again it all depends on what's done to the body. if you drop a nuke on the poor schmuck, then the fundamental particles "decay" in the following sense:
"In physics, a virtual particle is a mathematical or explanatory conception that appears in some ways like an actual particle, but only as an intermediary and contributory component of an elementary subatomic process of combined creation and annihilation, an actual reaction that links some physically concretely detectable input and output subatomic particles or quantum fields. The distinguishing characteristic of a virtual particle is that it is off mass shell."
"Since each particular virtual particle appears in just one of several contributory explanatory or potential component processes of an actual physical reaction, and since each contributory explanatory process can involve it in unphysical adventures, it makes no sense to try to think of physically detecting it."
"There are many observable physical phenomena that arise in interactions involving virtual particles."
see a resemblance to GOD here 😲 😆
Originally posted by: Freethinker112
I don't think you need to worry about the effects as it is not possible to accelerate a body with non zero mas to speed of light.
Nice way to put it. Perhaps the raw data can exist for eternity... without something to decode it there would be no expression. A DNA can lie dormant, unexpressed till the RNAs start the traslation and transcription process depending on the feedback system.Originally posted by: K.Universe.
We can keep copying/transferring information but at any given point, there should be a decoder to decode whatever was encoded. Even in the case of a DNA, to read and process instructions, the creation of RNA is necessary. If everyone's dead, all there would be is raw data. As good as any other electronic media.
The "change of heart" was a suggestion directed at the fundamentalists. Your Heart is very much safe with you so rejoice.
Originally posted by: Freethinker112
@ Birdie and K
About testing of GR, Google shows this.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tests_of_general_relativitySo, how are you saying it is pure maths?Edit - Saw K's post where he listed things that have been verified.
Originally posted by: K.Universe.
The fundamental particles can't be broken down further, which is why they are fundamental, so all of them could be accounted for, depending upon what's being done to the body after death. Some energy is transferred to other systems, some energy is lost in the form of heat but the total energy is conserved.
But again it all depends on what's done to the body. if you drop a nuke on the poor schmuck, then the fundamental particles "decay" in the following sense:
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