We're all familiar to the fact that when you for example put two fingers together, they aren't really physically touching each other, it's the electromagnetic forces of the atoms from the different fingers resisting each other... which in turn translates to our nerves and finally our brain in...
It definitely doesn't look like a cell. Just because it has a "membrane" and some carbon+oxygen isn't enough to call it a cell from an organism, in my opinion. And it definitely isn't a red blood cell, at least not one from earth, because our red blood cells have DNA.
Is there any evidence...
I agree with Schrödinger's Dog. There is no such thing as "junk-DNA", because according to the theory of evolution (which I do agree with, STRONGLY) a species adapts to an environment by mutations over many generations and evolves into the optimal organism for that certain environment. Carrying...
I'll just write down a little conclusion for you, so you will have a better understanding when finding the rest out by yourself :)
Chromosome:
A chromosome is found within the nucleus of EVERY cell in the human body. The chromosome consists of DNA + structural proteins.
The DNA (the twisted...
College/university (if they are the same thing educational-wise, as I have understood) is what you attend AFTER high school in Europe.
You go to elementary school from age 7, for 9 years.
Then you attend high-school for 3 years, and after that you can apply to college/university.
That's how...
Oh I wrote the reply in this thread first, to describe my view on reality/existence... but then I thought maybe such a long story can be discussed further in another thread without making this current thread too messy and off-topic :smile:
Emily & Joe
The question of reality, existence and philosophy in general is (as most of us would agree on, I assume) based on human brain activity. We think with our brains, we process EVERY INPUT of information from this "existence" or "reality" or whatever you want to call it with our brains...