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- Are viruses alive? If not why they reproduce?
Science believes that a virus does not have life. They do not display any of the properties of 'life' such as homeostasis - they lack, growth - they don't grow, response to stimuli - they don't respond etc.
i.e., They're not as alive as bacteria, animals, humans. If so, how come they want to reproduce? Why would a lifeless creature want to reproduce? Do they have an intention to infect, procreate/reproduce in other animals?
How can we understand this paradox?
i.e., They're not as alive as bacteria, animals, humans. If so, how come they want to reproduce? Why would a lifeless creature want to reproduce? Do they have an intention to infect, procreate/reproduce in other animals?
How can we understand this paradox?