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Originally Posted by Don Jose de La Mancha
Metals generally are arranged in lattices,-- agreed, so?
and do not form living cells that reproduce by dividing into two cells. -- Not what we clasify as living cells, but???
Nor do metals form acidic substances based on carbon -- agreed, but then much of microbial life isn't either.
Why this fixation of making them conform to life reproduction as we presently visualize it..
Don Jose de La Mancha
"I exist to Live, not live to exist":.
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There is no fixation other than the one Dr. hung established when he made a statement that Gold DNA produces a substance. This is a fixed statement which says DNA produced a substance. And as we know, DNA is an organic acid which is capable of causing reproduction as well as causing other organic substances to be produced. DNA is in fact a component of living organisms which produce a variety of substances. Do you begin to understand that a DNA molecule must conform to the life form it grew from? That it cannot simply transmute itself from a carbon based molecule into a metal lattice that does not have the necessary elements arranged as needed? Do you understand that a typical metal lattice is not alive as a cell where a DNA molecule lives and determines reproduction?
Best wishes,
J_P