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Entropy and the immutable law of death

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09-25-2007 11:01 AM 		Reply to: Message 26 by Hyroglyphx
09-23-2007 2:02 PM

The Answers.
It says nothing about why anything should die, and moreover, why nothing on earth can ever defeat death.
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Things need to die because there are finite resources.
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Nothing we know of has avoided dying so far because such a thing will require a higher level of technology than anything has yet achieved and the random mutation that would do it simply hasn't happened.
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