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how to make life
January 12, 2007 - 04:53 AM
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hi ,
I wish to invite you to this discussion. I wonder if it is right thing to do. But in my religion even our gods did the same with one of the human body that is with Lord Ganesh. We have new technological thinds these days. I wonder if we can give life to a dead body. My idea is yes we can. After the body is dead it becomes full of poisonous thing which after being washed out the body is given treatment of a test tube baby then a life can be born in the old body ones again. Japanese techonolgy will definitely help us bring to this conclusion.
Plz comment.
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Re: how to make life
January 12, 2007 - 06:43 AM
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This really interesting but sounds impossible. ....pls more info.. any website for me insight??? 
Then who will care to born new baby expect me, what about you?:
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Re: how to make life
January 12, 2007 - 09:20 AM
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yes, u r right. But in our riligion, any body not accpacted this. mee also. but i belive one thing lord krishna told every human should die and every human should birth.
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Re: how to make life
January 12, 2007 - 06:57 PM
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Bringing a body back to life?!?
Why would anyone want to do that??
Also, you may be able to create physical, biological life. But what about spiritual life or whatever you may call it?
You can't create that, it's impossible...
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Re: how to make life
January 13, 2007 - 04:47 PM
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No..I dont agree with this idea..It's not natural and it sounds a little far fetched to me..Mind you..scientists seem to come up with an answer for everything nowadays.. so maybe they will for this also
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Re: how to make life
January 14, 2007 - 01:16 AM
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I think bringing back to life a dead body is more symbolic than literal. Of course we have it in religions as Jesus was raised from the Dead. But there is also the natural law: life-death-rebirth. Death is necessary for other lives to be born. (I'm talking about natural death and not death which is caused by wars..)
I never thought of or I never wanted to search for immortality. That would be very boring to me. But I would entertain the idea of rebirth, karma and dharma. 
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Re: how to make life
January 17, 2007 - 02:16 AM
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I agree with you all but my point is to bring a dead life back. Only Japanese know how to do it. Isn't there any one who has any study of a test tube baby techonology being put to use for the people who are dead or about to die. any study or any theory developer to discuss the main point. Plz respond.
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Re: how to make life
January 20, 2007 - 05:57 PM
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pallavi wrote:
I agree with you all but my point is to bring a dead life back. Only Japanese know how to do it.
When have the Japanese brought life back? We've methods of restarting the heart but this is not bringing back people who've been dead for days, or even hours, generally people aren't brought back after a maximum of an hour (although there is the odd exception) Bringing people back after more than tens of minutes can be thought of as harmful in some ways. Deprive the brain of oxygen for more than three minutes and there's a high risk of brain damage. Brain cells, and neural pathways will break down, and we cannot rebuild those pathways.
These connections (pathways) in the brain, are our way of storing our memories and our personality. So if we lose those pathways, we can lose who we really are.
A new brain in an old body would be a different person with an old body.
pallavi wrote:
Isn't there any one who has any study of a test tube baby techonology being put to use for the people who are dead or about to die.
Test tube babies,(please remember I'm not a scientist, I am a student who takes interest in these things and has applied for a place in med school this summer) whilst involving this 'spark of life' don't have any direct crossover into reviving the dead. Test tube babies generally means the egg is fertilised outside of the body and then implanted into the wall of the womb. There isn't a connection to reviving dead people.
Going back to how poisons build up in the body after death. This is true, but these poisons are the products of lots of microorganisms breaking out body down. We don't have technology to rebuild what has been broken down in this way (it's the same as the brain thing)
We shouldn't worry about this being ethically right yet, it will be years, decades or perhaps longer before we could rebuild the body in such a way. At that stage I'm sure we'll have plenty of treatments to try and stop us ending up dead in the first place
I've gone on too long to start talking about playing God and all that, so I'll stop at the science
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Re: how to make life
January 22, 2007 - 08:32 PM
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I still think it weird to bring dead, dead who have been dead for longer than minutes back to life. It is amazing, but it is a little creepy at the same time.
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Re: how to make life
May 19, 2007 - 03:34 PM
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not in any bloody hell this can happen sorry for inconvenience but this is natures law every thing have age and ends no reseruction exept in day of judgement and any thing can be called bringin to life is always literal and also if happened and some scientist claimed to do it wil be a great illusion
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Re: how to make life
May 19, 2007 - 06:55 PM
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Life is a delicate balance. When we die, we don't just power off like a computer or even like a clock with a bit of grit in the gears. Things go wrong. Mitochondrial machinery starts producing damaging free radicals as the heart stops and oxygen levels get too low. Cells commit suicide and dissolve their own inner workings in an automatic process called apoptosis intended to prevent damaged cells from going cancerous. The immune system is no longer active to defend the body from microbial invaders.
That being said, someday it might be possible to replace or repair damaged cells and cell parts with nanotechnology and raise somebody who was medically dead for a few hours. Don't hold your breath; the technology and the software to make it work may not exist for decades, if ever. There will also probably be a fundamental time limit for how long Heisenberg and thermodynamics will allow it to be possible to recover enough information to correctly rebuild the patient's original body and mind.
Just my thoughts.
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Re: how to make life
May 20, 2007 - 03:04 PM
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wvanbokk wrote:
Life is a delicate balance. When we die, we don't just power off like a computer or even like a clock with a bit of grit in the gears. Things go wrong. Mitochondrial machinery starts producing damaging free radicals as the heart stops and oxygen levels get too low. Cells commit suicide and dissolve their own inner workings in an automatic process called apoptosis intended to prevent damaged cells from going cancerous. The immune system is no longer active to defend the body from microbial invaders.
That being said, someday it might be possible to replace or repair damaged cells and cell parts with nanotechnology and raise somebody who was medically dead for a few hours. Don't hold your breath; the technology and the software to make it work may not exist for decades, if ever. There will also probably be a fundamental time limit for how long Heisenberg and thermodynamics will allow it to be possible to recover enough information to correctly rebuild the patient's original body and mind.
Just my thoughts.
And good thoughts they are too It's nice to have people saying something more than "it'd be really weird" or "only God could do that"
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Re: how to make life
May 22, 2007 - 07:32 AM
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dears thats impossible,, have u ever seen any living thing that become living thing after death,, surely not,,, in Our holly Book Quran, it is isad that our souls are in the hands of Almighty Allah, and after death there is no possibility to become living thing, yeah we have believe on the Dooms day and we will be alive in our next and last life ,, that may be in the heaven or Hill,, hopefully in the Heaven,, inshallah.
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Re: how to make life
May 22, 2007 - 10:12 AM
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This thead is being moved to "Culture and Identity" Board where it seems more appropriate.
Warm regards
Shweta
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