How were we created?

[verryberry10]

how were we created? This is the question that always seems to keep me up at night. I personally think we are fragments from a previously-nova'ed star, but you may have a different opinion.

This is not meant to be religious discussion.

 

[gooberboy686]

I personally think we are fragments from a previously-nova'ed star

That would be just about the coolest thing ever in my opinion, but I doubt it could happen.

From what I pay attention to in science class involving evolution, and the ever-so-educational show South Park, they say we come from some sort of single-celled organism thing which developed overtime, adapting to it's environment. Don't blame me if I'm wrong, blame Ms. Freseman.

We could come from magical aliens that dropped us off here. We also could've been created by some sort of god-like creature with super powers, or maybe we could just be in some sort of video game. Honestly, I don't care at all since I sleep my way through science and somehow still have a "B". As long as we're here and can like be alive and stuff I'm cool with it.

 

[Shredderbeam]

We actually ARE made from the ancient stars. The first stars were absolutely massive, burned out extremely quickly, and exploded, seeding the universe with the heavier elements that life needed to develop.

 

[Serial]

i find it hard to believe we came from stars i mean it just doesn't sit with me which would also mean (i think at least) that i don't support the big bang theory which is a pile of shit . but wutevs idc

 

[ryder721]

all the gases from the stars must of all reacted with each other creating us etc.

 

[Shredderbeam]

i find it hard to believe we came from stars i mean it just doesn't sit with me which would also mean (i think at least) that i don't support the big bang theory which is a pile of shit . but wutevs idc

Well, why don't you support it? Which pieces of evidence that directly support it do you disagree with?

 

[verryberry10]

thanks for supporting this topic. I believe because it is the most rational, but the 2nd guys' made sense, too. I doubt we were dropped off by aliens (ROFL) but the rest seems probbable. shredderbeam, what direct evidence do you have to support that we came from ancient nova'd stars? Serial, please do not flame, but post your opinion on how you think we were created. thank you,

-verry

 

[fatass1]

The big man that lives in the sky spoke, and so we came to be.

 

[verryberry10]

guy above me (inappropriate usernamee) what evidence do you have to support your theory? I understand it is your religion, but, how did it come to be, how did the god come in the first place. Everything in life is rational, and that certainly is not.

-verry

 

[Shredderbeam]

thanks for supporting this topic. I believe because it is the most rational, but the 2nd guys' made sense, too. I doubt we were dropped off by aliens (ROFL) but the rest seems probbable. shredderbeam, what direct evidence do you have to support that we came from ancient nova'd stars? Serial, please do not flame, but post your opinion on how you think we were created. thank you,

-verry

There are various ways and means of tracing the history of the universe very close back to its starting point. Once the Big Bang occurred, and atoms began to form, certain tests in physics labs show that the chemical composition of the early universe was around 75% hydrogen, and 25% helium, with trace amounts of higher elements and isotopes.

Within the first few hundred million years, stars began to form, pretty much entirely from hydrogen, since that was the only fusible material available at the time. Nuclear fusion produces heavier elements (such as the elements that make up our bodies), and, millions of years later, when these stars exploded, they seeded the universe with the ingredients for life.

 

[verryberry10]

yes, that i can totally agree with. Why people still believe in christianity, i dont know. But the ingredients for life were spewed, then why can't we find an other life on other planets? Chew on that.

 

[imnotcrazy357]

yes, that i can totally agree with. Why people still believe in christianity, i dont know. But the ingredients for life were spewed, then why can't we find an other life on other planets? Chew on that.

Not to go all religious on your thread, but I can't help it. I still believe in Christianity, because it is impossible for me to look around this glorious world of ours and say this arised out of nothing.

-Simple

 

[fatass1]

guy above me (inappropriate usernamee) what evidence do you have to support your theory? I understand it is your religion, but, how did it come to be, how did the god come in the first place. Everything in life is rational, and that certainly is not.

-verry

here is a summary:

 

[ryder721]

God was created by the human mind therefore it does not existed if it wasn't created by the mind then how did we find out/know that there is a god?

 

[SoulStealer']

I belive in the theory of a meteor or somehting landing on earth with parts that formed adam & eve or someone, lol.

Then this leads to the question, How was the earth created?, maybe this is an idea for another thread .

 

[verryberry10]

Well, this kind of is how we and Us were created, thanks for responding.

 

[Personal Jesus]

I believe in the theory of panspermia. That a piece of bacteria inside a clump of ice from another galaxy billions of billions of billions of billions light years away landed on this fertile planet, melted, evolved to replicating-cells when it came in contact with our atmosphere, and since then has been evolving for over 4 billion years -- into humans, animals, other bacteria, etc.

I saw a documentary on Natial Geographic channel a couple months ago, and they made an experiment. A brick filled with bacteria COULD actually survive the vacuum in outer space, and it COULD survive the impact upon landing on our planet. The likelyness of the ice clump landing on a fertile planet is probably somewhere along the lines of... *dramatic gasp*

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Which is why our planet is the only one that seems to contain life. Where the ice clump with the bacteria came from in the first place, is actually bulletproof evidence that there - at some point in time - have been other forms of life somewhere else. I'm imagining bacteria living on a planet with an environment, getting hit by a meteor, blowing it up, sending the bacteria-infested brick directly towards us. And seeing as it's several hundred minus degrees in most of space, it would freeze, conserving the life.

But of course, it's just a logical theory that has no validated evidence supporting its claims.

 

[jebckr]

I belive in the theory of a meteor or somehting landing on earth with parts that formed adam & eve or someone, lol.

Then this leads to the question, How was the earth created?, maybe this is an idea for another thread .

The idea of a meteor giving birth to life is a very interesting concept. As far as the creation of the universe, I'll stick with the Big Bang theory. As far as how we got here: "ex pulvis ut pulvis"

 

[zolar_poops]

when you say we dose it mean humans or do you mean like everything

 

[jebckr]

I'm not sure who you are talking to, but "from dust to dust", applies to everything as far as I am concerned.