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Topic started on 21-1-2012 @ 02:25 AM by BBalazs
Is the wind alive, a living organism? (speculative)

Now that may seem the most idiotic question to some.
But is it really, that idiotic?
We have a good description of the wind from science, but no forecast based in it, maybe a few days, so it is imperfect. It leaves open the possibility to explore ideas.
So, for the wind to be alive, what would it need?
A metabolic process.
1. Reproduction
It can be argueed that tornadoes and such are wind reproducing, we simply do not know enough.
2.  Excretion.
For sure. Have you looked after a tornado, tsunami?
There is excretion. Probably the wind excretion is there too or
RAIN.
Its wind excretion!
3. Growth
We dont know enough about wind, in this regard. But it is more likely constant, like bacteria life.
4. Nutrition
Yes, the wind "eats" air, and water. Clear proof of this!
5. Transport
The transport of the wind is yet unknown.
6. Synthesis.
The wind is a pefect example of synthesis.
From small gusts to tornadoes, it is extremley varied.

So there you go.
I would say, pretty convincing that wind may be alive, and should be studied further, from this vantage point.
After all you could measure and predict human behaviout to an extent (few days), doesnt make it a force of nature!
Btw, if you have an perspective, critical thinking skills, you would be able to tell, that this is how the greeks though, and why our thoughts create our reality.
For more on the future, check my einstein thread out, where most cannot even understand the OP.
Enjoy!


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 02:28 AM by buggy166
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No, but it is part of a living organism. And no, it doesnt consume air or water, it IS air and can push water depending on strength


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 02:30 AM by BBalazs
Originally posted by buggy166
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No, but it is part of a living organism. And no, it doesnt consume air or water, it IS air and can push water depending on strength


How do you know this?
My theory is that air and wind are seprate.
Have you failed to grasp this?
Where is its strenght from anyway.
How can you prove air and wind are the same?
See it tricky, the wind (a living organism) hijacks the air, and so you thi k its the same. Prove it is the same. This theory has never been studied!
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reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 02:32 AM by nineix
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Wind is not alive.
Organisms, seeds, pollen, bacteria, and viruses may be suspended in the air, as well as water and anything that might be suspended in the water to boot, but, the air itself is just that; air.

You may as well say that water is alive.
or dirt.

It's just a concentration of elements forming a mixture.
Actual life has evolved to take advantage of these environments, but, the environmental substrate is not itself alive.





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reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 02:36 AM by BBalazs
Originally posted by nineix
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Wind is not alive.
Organisms, seeds, pollen, bacteria, and viruses may be suspended in the air, as well as water and anything that might be suspended in the water to boot, but, the air itself is just that; air.

You may as well say that water is alive.
or dirt.

It's just a concentration of elements in a mixture.



You too, brutus?
You too are confusing air with wind.
Reread for you.


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 03:00 AM by nineix
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I can see where this is going, so, instead of trying to explain very simple elementary school science concepts like thermal expansion and contraction, I'll leave you alone and let you kids play.

Have fun with all that.



reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 03:01 AM by icepack
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there are spirits, wind spirits, that move the air. in german legends the wind is called heavenly child. the saying goes: the wind, the wind, the heavenly child. maybe angels moving the air around us ?


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 03:03 AM by mainidh
Originally posted by BBalazs
Originally posted by buggy166
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post by BBalazs



No, but it is part of a living organism. And no, it doesnt consume air or water, it IS air and can push water depending on strength


How do you know this?
My theory is that air and wind are seprate.
Have you failed to grasp this?
Where is its strenght from anyway.
How can you prove air and wind are the same?
See it tricky, the wind (a living organism) hijacks the air, and so you thi k its the same. Prove it is the same. This theory has never been studied!
edit on 21-1-2012 by BBalazs because: (no reason given)


Are you serious?

Temperatures and air pressure cause the force of the wind. A low pressure area will attract cold air as the warmer air is forced up into the sky, so imagine as the warm are rises, and the cold air rushes in to take it's place. WIND.

Man, what are they teaching in school these days...


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 03:11 AM by Thurisaz
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stop being such big heads with your LACK of knowledge! Share it, don't sit on it and belittle others...

And sacrasm is the lowest form of wit!

what is energy? energy creates matter... are you trying to tell me that neutrons, protons and electrons are not alive?

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