And sometimes those shapes and forms are part of other shapes and forms that we might define as being either alive, or dead.Age wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 9:35 am
Bodies are, essentially, ONLY sub-atomic particles rearranged in shape or form. A rearranged shape of matter, in the form of a human body, which may be breathing with a pumping heart and flowing blood may be referred to as "alive", and when the blood stops flowing, the heart stops pumping, and the body stops breathing, then it may be referred to, and accepted, by some, as being "dead". But bodies, of matter, themselves, do NOT actually 'live' and 'die'. They are just continuously being rearranged into different shapes and forms.
The word "dead" represents a concept, and whenever something fulfils the criteria held within that concept, it is dead. The concept of death is public property, just as a public library is public property, but that doesn't mean the public are at liberty to start rearranging all the books to their own liking.