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Natasha2012 [34]
3 years ago
6

Why am alive??????????????

Physics
2 answers:
Alex777 [14]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

because i love you <3

Explanation:

iren [92.7K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

I have also wondered this.

Explanation:

Biology, genetics, and overall life science are missing the answer to this:

"What makes the particles in our DNA group together and carry out functions? How did the first life come about? Why can't our bodies just keep growing as we age and not die? How did life get on Earth? How exactly do different compounds make life? Is there really a purpose of life? Is there really a specific set of guidelines to specify what is nonliving and what is alive.

This is where religion comes in, and there should be no discrimination towards other religions. It is just someone else's beliefs. You can believe anything you want. Just do not act unintelligently or be against any religion etc.

If you are talking about wanting to die( Brainly says I can't use the word), don't do it. You can find help somewhere if you actually want to look for it. Depression can get you down but don't do drugs, it will only make it worse.

No purpose of life has been scientifically proven, but that does not mean you have to die. Wait to die of old age to see if there is an afterlife. Enjoy life while you have it. Some old people are probably thinking "I wish I did more in my life and learned to enjoy every bit of it" before they die and see if there is an afterlife. And if you learn there is an afterlife, don't be like "I told you so" because you should respect other people's beliefs, and anyways you can't tell a living person that because you are dead. Unless you are a ghost, but that is another disputed matter.

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