Conscientious Science
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Viruses and One Cell Organisms
My thoughts on viruses are plain and simple, "Viruses are alive!"
Since I started reading medical documentation I have discovered that doctors are trained to believe that viruses are not alive. My definition of life is that if something can consume material (food), produce waste, replicate, and die; than it is alive. An example of this would be that a flower or plant is alive.
My definition of intelligent life is very similar. If something can consume material (food), produce waste, replicate, and do things actively for a reason or purpose; and of course die, than it is intelligent life. An example of this would be a bee or an ant.
Despite the size of a virus it meets my definition of intelligent life regardless of the fact that for the most part viruses are parasitic in nature. They prefer to be guest in a host's body such as yours, regardless of the fact that they are unwelcome by the immune system. Antibodies are also forms of intelligent life, as antibodies do things with reason and purpose.
One of the reasons scientist believe viruses are not alive is because the protein chains that they consist of are too small to form a cell (so they say).
I have some news for you. What we call one celled organisms, e.g. protozoa, actually consists of many billions of cells. For example if a protozoa gets a cut it heals. For something to heal the formation of new cells is required. For something to have external body parts (e.g. arms and legs) more then one cell is required.
Since the cells are so small we can see right through the creature under the amount of light that we consider normal; and because we can see through the creature we consider it to be a simple one celled organism, although it is not.
If an enormous creature were to study us under a microscope using 10,000 times the amount of light that we consider as normal, he may believe that we are just simple one celled organisms with two arms, two legs, a head, and simple see through organs.
Just because you can't see the cells doesn't mean they're not there. Just because it looks simple doesn't mean it is.
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Conscientious Science is a simplified yet in-depth look into the intricacies of our universe through the fascinating world of theoretical physics.
The science of theoretical physics is one of great speculation and hypotheses which rely on proven facts, the results of new and not publicly available experiments, as well as both direct and indirect evidence.
Conscientious Science explains complex scientific phenomena in such a way that anyone can understand it.
It uses reasonable and plausible explanations to convey and effectively support the theories it explores, while always providing answers to the questions of How? and Why?
Conscientious Science is an encounter with forces that no one on this Earth really understands. You may find it shocking, impossible, but it is never the less evidence of the universe beyond the power of our five senses.
About the Author
Born in 1978 Justin Klickermann has attended five separate schools, and has worked for nine different companies. Justin has a strong technical and business background, and has enjoyed careers in technical support, sales, and customer service. Justin has also worked in the airline industry, food chains, security industry, and he even had a job in shipping and receiving. Justin is multi-talented and has vast interest ranging from sports, music, and exercise to science, physiology, and psychology. Justin's actual lifestyle, creativeness, powerful self-motivation, strong dedication to achieving his goals, and careful attention to detail, all play a role in his writings, as does the support of his many friends and loving family.