Is biological life a product of a probability wave

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paradigm64

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My question is based around the subject of quantum processes. Is it possible that every living thing is a probable outcome of the original spark or energy. thus saying that every other living thing is a different version of myself. just a thought
 
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paradigm64 said:
My question is based around the subject of quantum processes. Is it possible that every living thing is a probable outcome of the original spark or energy. thus saying that every other living thing is a different version of myself. just a thought
It is possible :wink:, but this may not be the board to discuss it. What's an "original spark"? The Big Bang?

The logic is flawed too.

"You" are not the same thing as what was created billions of years ago. You only became you some fraction of a hundred years ago. So nothing that came before that is "you".
 

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