What are YOU made out of?

[Eduard the weeb]

Cells cells are made organelles WERE MADE OF CELLS ( SCIENCE NERD SCREECHING )

 

Actually a few things anime, food, YouTube, sleep deprivation, school, CS g o, and yeah water

but, probably just hopes for a future of doing something I enjoy and happy life with a significant other.

[SansVarnic]

Guy 1: I think, there for I am ...

Guy 2: Unfortunately he can't think ... 

[Dissitesuxba11s]

4 hours ago, Moress said:

Water (35 L), Carbon (20 kg), Ammonia (4 L), Lime (1.5 kg), Phosphorous (800 g), Salt (250 g), Saltpeter (100 g), Sulfur (80 g), Fluorine (7.5 g), Iron (5 g), Silicon (3 g) and fifteen traces of other elements.

 

3 hours ago, Drak3 said:

But what is equal to a human soul?

 

[Drak3]

11 minutes ago, SansVarnic said:

Guy 1: I think, there for I am ...

Guy 2: Unfortunately he can't think ... 

That's not a nice way to talk about @leadeater

[leadeater]

1 hour ago, Drak3 said:

That's not a nice way to talk about @leadeater

[Drak3]

Just now, leadeater said:

Don't look at me, @SansVarnic is the one talkin' smack. That shit is whack, Jack.

[Okjoek]

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[Delusional Phil]

TL;DR version: Coacervates
If you choose the atomic level as your starting point then yeah, the atoms that made up your body were probably at some point inside an organism that predated to the stars. But if you consider the larger group of molecules: the lipids, carbohydrates and nitric bases, they originated from earth, that is if the primative earth theory is correct. Of course some people speculate that the basic building blocks of life originated from the stars but I would argue that doesn't count as complex sugars don't just magically form in the vacuum of space, neither does the nitric bases that are needed to create ARN. They would need a suitable environment to form bonds with eachother and have enough molecules around to stick to eachother randomly (some warm body of water for example), now it would take hundreds of millions of years for the first coacervates to form and several more for first the first organism that can interact with the environment and reproduce. After that DNA become prevalent to RNA as DNA can create RNA through transcription which then can create the catalysts for activities of life. And so forth the billions of species we see (and probably haven't seen) today, including you. 

 

P/S: Yes, I was once intrigued with Biology.

[techswede]

7 hours ago, Okjoek said:

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[TVwazhere]

Both the level of serious scientific answers and puns pleases me

[Monte_Carlo]

Mostly dead weight in my case. 

[seagate_surfer]

Mostly caffeine at this point, thank you for asking...

[Drak3]

39 minutes ago, L.Lawliet said:

What i am i made out?

Pure Rage..

Papa?