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Does fire have ways to protect itself from changes in the environment

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Alexandra [31]2 years ago

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I think no because the critical properties distinguishing life is adaptation to changing environment and self replication of the information encoding the life process. Fire does not change its process to adapt to its environment, e.g. moving toward more fuel or storing and conserving fuel when it is in short supply.

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