8link48

Here in America (Especially in the deep south) we take pride in our guns and it is almost a way of life to have shot a gun at least once in your life here. Even though the idea of fighting back with our guns is the excuse we use, I believe its just a way of life that we're just trying to protect.

I know this seems like a stupid question, but bear with me on this subject. Why is it that war is universally recognized as a tragic concept and yet wars are still being fought for "our countries individual pride or protection?" Should war still be accepted even when it could be as an act of self defence or preservation over diplomacy? If religions (such as Christianity) prohibit murder and yet war is still acceptable, then could war be used as a loop hole in religious belifs that murder is acceptable?

The most helpful invention throughout all human time has to be the knife for without it we would have never survived long enough to taking over the world.

Theories without a logical basis or evivence to support said logic are best left unsaid until further proof is found

I don't know whether or not I'm in the right topic, but I'd like to know why we can't try to create a mutation in natural killer cells to target cancer cells within the human body. If it is possible is there any chance you could describe the process?

Hey, name's 8link. I'm a high schooler in the US and my main preferences in science are in physics and biology (Even though I know very little about each subject compared to u ppl). I hope to learn a lot from u.

I'm thinking something related to a close representation of prehistoric earth's atmospheric conditions, like somewhere near a geyser or a volcano. Do you have any examples of said parasites, I'm not finding any good examples to reference to.

In terms of endosymbiotic theory, is it still possible for organisms to "merge" if their environmental conditions are too hazardous for both organisms? Even if previosly the relationship between the two organisms was that of predator and prey? If so, are there any examples of said organisms throughout history?

In terms of endosymbiotic theory, is it still possible for organisms to "merge" if their environmental conditions are too hazardous for both organisms? Even if previosly the relationship between the two organisms was that of predator and prey?