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Why are we here? and why do we die?
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Why are we here? and why do we die?
i really dont understand yes ont get me wrong we have good time in the world but why do we get put here to eventually die and what are we put here to do?
i really dont understand yes ont get me wrong we have good time in the world but why do we get put here to eventually die and what are we put here to do?
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'a chicken is just an egg's way of making another egg'.
Our genes put us here, and they expect us to perpetuate them by having children. ('Expect' is too strong a word - they can't think, but that is what they are programmed to do. Genes that aren't programmed that way die out.)
When we have lived long enough to have and raise a child, our genes have no further use for us and our bodies run down and die.
Our genes put us here, and they expect us to perpetuate them by having children. ('Expect' is too strong a word - they can't think, but that is what they are programmed to do. Genes that aren't programmed that way die out.)
When we have lived long enough to have and raise a child, our genes have no further use for us and our bodies run down and die.
Razzle, scientists are working on it. After all, until you're 30 or so your cells just keep on keeping on; when they die their replacements are just as good. But sometime after that they slowly start to fail. It's as if they gradually switch off. Scientists are trying to figure out how, and how to stop the switch-off. If our bodies don't run down for 30 or so years, why not 60 or 90? Apart from accidents and major illnesses, of course, there's no apparent reason why we shouldn't keep going indefinitely.
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