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How can non-living material evolve?You believe evolution explains the origin of life, don't you?I'll bet you money that this simplistic viewpoint was created by someone that believes Moses lived for over 160 years.
Book it.
Theoretically I feel it's as close to anything else we could call an explanation.
I always love it when you parrot what I said as if it was your own. Thanks for changing from the MATTER is destroyed to the atom is split to pieces releasing the energy holding the pieces together.It's tough to argue with someone who at least pretends not to know what they are talking about. Splitting an atom does not destroy matter, it simply breaks the atom into smaller parts releasing the energy that held the parts together.
Again, since it has been proven that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, it always existed "in the first damn place." And my basic premise is not your Straw Man "something exists prior to itself" but that there is no such THING as nothing. There never was nothing and there never will be nothing. Everything is energy in some form.
You are such a dork. Splitting the atom does destroy the atom which IS what releases the energy. It transforms matter INTO energy.
edthecynic = impotent flailing.Speed = distance X time.Well, that explains why my speedometer is calibrated in hours per mile.Time exists ONLY in terms of motion, not the other way around as you have it, which I'm sure you know since I have explained it to you on other threads. Therefore you are deliberately trying to be deceptive.
Oh, wait...
Time = speed/distance. Time exists in terms of motion (speed and distance).
How can non-living material evolve?You believe evolution explains the origin of life, don't you?
Theoretically I feel it's as close to anything else we could call an explanation.
Take your time. I can tell you haven't given this much thought.
I always love it when you parrot what I said as if it was your own. Thanks for changing from the MATTER is destroyed to the atom is split to pieces releasing the energy holding the pieces together.It's tough to argue with someone who at least pretends not to know what they are talking about. Splitting an atom does not destroy matter, it simply breaks the atom into smaller parts releasing the energy that held the parts together.
Again, since it has been proven that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, it always existed "in the first damn place." And my basic premise is not your Straw Man "something exists prior to itself" but that there is no such THING as nothing. There never was nothing and there never will be nothing. Everything is energy in some form.
You are such a dork. Splitting the atom does destroy the atom which IS what releases the energy. It transforms matter INTO energy.
When a uranium nucleus fissions into two daughter nuclei fragments, about 0.1 percent of the mass of the uranium nucleus[4] appears as the fission energy of ~200 MeV.
A small amount of matter is CONVERTED to energy, it is not destroyed, it exists as energy.I always love it when you parrot what I said as if it was your own. Thanks for changing from the MATTER is destroyed to the atom is split to pieces releasing the energy holding the pieces together.You are such a dork. Splitting the atom does destroy the atom which IS what releases the energy. It transforms matter INTO energy.
Matter is destroyed when you split an atom. Unless you think God creates energy from nothing.
Speed = distance X time.Well, that explains why my speedometer is calibrated in hours per mile.Time exists ONLY in terms of motion, not the other way around as you have it, which I'm sure you know since I have explained it to you on other threads. Therefore you are deliberately trying to be deceptive.
Oh, wait...
Time = speed/distance. Time exists in terms of motion (speed and distance).
I took your own speedometer example and proved my point, reducing you to nothing but a personal attack!edthecynic = impotent flailing.Speed = distance X time.Well, that explains why my speedometer is calibrated in hours per mile.
Oh, wait...
Time = speed/distance. Time exists in terms of motion (speed and distance).
A small amount of matter is CONVERTED to energy, it is not destroyed, it exists as energy.I always love it when you parrot what I said as if it was your own. Thanks for changing from the MATTER is destroyed to the atom is split to pieces releasing the energy holding the pieces together.
Matter is destroyed when you split an atom. Unless you think God creates energy from nothing.
Bullshit! Even assuming that the universe stops expanding and all motion stops, (a violation of the 3rd Law of Thermodynamics), and no energy exists as potential or kinetic energy, the entropic state you refer to, ENERGY WILL STILL EXIST AS HEAT!!!!!!A small amount of matter is CONVERTED to energy, it is not destroyed, it exists as energy.Matter is destroyed when you split an atom. Unless you think God creates energy from nothing.
It no longer exists, unless you know a way to change energy to matter. Entropy will eventually result in a universe with no energy and no increase in mass.
Time is man's fiction
Bullshit! Even assuming that the universe stops expanding and all motion stops, (a violation of the 3rd Law of Thermodynamics), and no energy exists as potential or kinetic energy, the entropic state you refer to, ENERGY WILL STILL EXIST AS HEAT!!!!!!A small amount of matter is CONVERTED to energy, it is not destroyed, it exists as energy.
It no longer exists, unless you know a way to change energy to matter. Entropy will eventually result in a universe with no energy and no increase in mass.
That's right, a universe of heat ENERGY.
Bullshit! Even assuming that the universe stops expanding and all motion stops, (a violation of the 3rd Law of Thermodynamics), and no energy exists as potential or kinetic energy, the entropic state you refer to, ENERGY WILL STILL EXIST AS HEAT!!!!!!It no longer exists, unless you know a way to change energy to matter. Entropy will eventually result in a universe with no energy and no increase in mass.
That's right, a universe of heat ENERGY.
I love it when people take a term that means one thing and try to make it mean the opposite.
The heat death of the universe is a state where the universe has no thermodynamic free energy. That means the universe can no longer sustain movement, or life. Heat requires movement to exist, a total absence of movement is a total absence of heat.
Where do you think all this matter came from?It no longer exists, unless you know a way to change energy to matter.
Ever increasing entropy results in a universe with no energy that can be converted to work. There will still be energy. Plenty of it. Near the end, the universe will first go through a state where most of its matter is locked up in black holes. As those black holes evaporate, all that will be left behind eventually is a sea of isotropically distributed photons and leptons of an average temperature asymptotically tending to zero in time. That's energy - but it can't produce any useful work at all. The only "feature" of such a universe with any useful meaning would be its temperature, which would get closer and closer to zero over time, but never get there.Entropy will eventually result in a universe with no energy and no increase in mass.
How can non-living material evolve?You believe evolution explains the origin of life, don't you?
Theoretically I feel it's as close to anything else we could call an explanation.
Take your time. I can tell you haven't given this much thought.
Bullshit! Even assuming that the universe stops expanding and all motion stops, (a violation of the 3rd Law of Thermodynamics), and no energy exists as potential or kinetic energy, the entropic state you refer to, ENERGY WILL STILL EXIST AS HEAT!!!!!!
That's right, a universe of heat ENERGY.
I love it when people take a term that means one thing and try to make it mean the opposite.
The heat death of the universe is a state where the universe has no thermodynamic free energy. That means the universe can no longer sustain movement, or life. Heat requires movement to exist, a total absence of movement is a total absence of heat.
We may not ever get to heat death.
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Where do you think all this matter came from?It no longer exists, unless you know a way to change energy to matter.
Ever increasing entropy results in a universe with no energy that can be converted to work. There will still be energy. Plenty of it. Near the end, the universe will first go through a state where most of its matter is locked up in black holes. As those black holes evaporate, all that will be left behind eventually is a sea of isotropically distributed photons and leptons of an average temperature asymptotically tending to zero in time. That's energy - but it can't produce any useful work at all. The only "feature" of such a universe with any useful meaning would be its temperature, which would get closer and closer to zero over time, but never get there.Entropy will eventually result in a universe with no energy and no increase in mass.
And I love it when know-it-alls use terms that they have no idea what they mean.Bullshit! Even assuming that the universe stops expanding and all motion stops, (a violation of the 3rd Law of Thermodynamics), and no energy exists as potential or kinetic energy, the entropic state you refer to, ENERGY WILL STILL EXIST AS HEAT!!!!!!It no longer exists, unless you know a way to change energy to matter. Entropy will eventually result in a universe with no energy and no increase in mass.
That's right, a universe of heat ENERGY.
I love it when people take a term that means one thing and try to make it mean the opposite.
The heat death of the universe is a state where the universe has no thermodynamic free energy. That means the universe can no longer sustain movement, or life. Heat requires movement to exist, a total absence of movement is a total absence of heat.
Where do you think all this matter came from?It no longer exists, unless you know a way to change energy to matter.
Ever increasing entropy results in a universe with no energy that can be converted to work. There will still be energy. Plenty of it. Near the end, the universe will first go through a state where most of its matter is locked up in black holes. As those black holes evaporate, all that will be left behind eventually is a sea of isotropically distributed photons and leptons of an average temperature asymptotically tending to zero in time. That's energy - but it can't produce any useful work at all. The only "feature" of such a universe with any useful meaning would be its temperature, which would get closer and closer to zero over time, but never get there.Entropy will eventually result in a universe with no energy and no increase in mass.
If the temperature goes down the energy goes down.
