sanny

We see all creatures are made of skin/ bones/ tissues etc.

But none of the animals are made of Steel/ Plastic and other man made
inventions.

I think If man had not evolved and killed all species on earth.

And the Evolution keeps continue future animals will be made of Steel/
Plastics/ Rubber etc.

The advantage of having these material in the body will be.

1. Light body because of Plastic

2. Very strong body because of Steel/ Ceramics

3. Instead of Running how about an animal having Tyres? It will then
run like a MoterByke with very little friction.

Millions of years in future animals will take advantage of new
materials created by Man and they will be much faster.

How about a animal with SuperComputer in its head?

So future animals will be 1000 times stronger than lion and 100 times
faster than Cheeta (Leopard) and 1000 times more intelligent than Man.

What will such stronger and intelligent creatures do? Its impossible
for us to imagine.

Just like Ants & Flies can never understand what Humans do. We will be
unable to understand future animals.

And instead of taking Food to eat they will use Nuclear Power/ Oil
Power/ Battery Power to work.

So they can just recharge themselves in a few seconds.

Or may be they have Nuclear Batteries So no need to take any food at
all. And they will have infinite power everytime.

If they are made of Steel / Plastic they will be immune to viruses
like Bird Flue/ Swine Flue.

So future animals after millions of years will be very extra ordinary.

Bye
Sanny

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bradguth

Actually, the human body contains all known elements as is, though
mostly water (as though we evolved from muck and/or were of directed
panspermia from a mostly water world).

What our evolution badly needs is a far better brain with less genetic
braun and arrogance. Either that or we need an artificial brain
implant of 100% pure AI logic, including deductive observationology.

Brad Guth, Brad_Guth, Brad.Guth, BradGuth, BG / “Guth Usenet”

darwin123

This is not true. Man-made computers are made of metal, silicon,
and plastics. Yet, they are prone to computer viruses.
A computer virus is like a virus in that it makes its host make
more copies of it. Animals reproduce, heal and learn. These
capabilities can be redirected toward producing parasites.
If what you said is true I would expect new parasites to evolve to
take advantage of these new hosts. Just like parasites like viruses
evolved in animals. Or else, one animal will evolve the capability of
making parasites to victimize another host.
Some wasps produce viruses in their body to break down the
defenses of the larva they parasitize. They make the virus, inject it
in the larva, the host larva gets sick, and can't resist being eaten
by the wasp larva. The genetic capacity to make new substances can
mutate into the ability to make viruses. Human beings can now produce
viruses from scratch. That is why the danger from polio or small pox
will never go away. Humans can build new viruses even though the old
ones are extinct. However, even a nonintelligent creature like a wasp
can mutate to produce viruses for its own purpose.
If viruses couldn't evolve from random mutations, how do you think
the first virus evolved? Where did you think animal viruses came from?

bradguth

Every 19 months we get a fresh panspermia dosage from Venus, of spores
and microbes (possibly complex viruses) that filter down through our
extremely thin atmosphere. We also take sodium showers from what our
our moon gives off.

~ BG

sir frederick

It is doing it now.

BTW, read the Hogan book "The Code of the Life Maker".

pd

There's a reason for this.
1. Steel and plastic cannot process energy; protein enzymes can, with
carbohydrates involved
2. Steel and plastic cannot control the flow of substances in and out
of the organism; phospholipids and protein channels can.
3. Steel and plastic cannot replicate itself; nucleic acids and
proteins can.
4. Steel and plastic cannot evolve; nucleic acids and proteins can.

jacko

Nylon and protein bond?

hagar

You never heard of a Rubber Ducky, you loon ???

hagar

On Sep 17, 10:16 am, Sanny <softtank...@hotmail.com> wrote:

Actually, the human body contains all known elements as is, though
mostly water (as though we evolved from muck and/or were of directed
panspermia from a mostly water world).

What our evolution badly needs is a far better brain with less genetic
braun and arrogance. Either that or we need an artificial brain
implant of 100% pure AI logic, including deductive observationology.

Brad Guth, Brad_Guth, Brad.Guth, BradGuth, BG / “Guth Usenet”

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Quick, GuthBall, take your vitamins ... they contain iron ...

nomen publicus

Most animals use iron in blood. Many solid organic materials are one form
of polymer or another. So in some limited sense steel and plastic are used
in creatures.

However I suspect the question was not serious. One might as well ask why
no mammals have evolved the use of wheels for traction.

--
Religion once ruled the world. It was called the Dark Ages.
-- Ruth Green.