[split] man/shark/sub

[Matt Ryan]

Originally posted by Carolyn Duncan

Digested is still destroyed.

Nope! Digested is liquified so that the digestive system can use it as nutrients...the m/s/s can't be destroyed!

[mike o'leary]

ok...put some strawberries in a blender and set it on 'liquify' would you say these strawberries are still alive and well or distroyed?

[Matt Ryan]

Originally posted by mike o'leary
ok...put some strawberries in a blender and set it on 'liquify' would you say these strawberries are still alive and well or distroyed?

I'd say they are liquified and can be used as nutrients. They aren't destroyed though.

[mike o'leary]

ok...but now digest these liquified nutrients. can you use the end result of this for more nutrients or is that distroyed?

[Matt Ryan]

Originally posted by mike o'leary
ok...but now digest these liquified nutrients. can you use the end result of this for more nutrients or is that distroyed?

They are then gotten rid of as waste...and therefore not destroyed.

[mike o'leary]

id say they get desroyed...whats teh waste treatment plant for?

[Matt Ryan]

Originally posted by mike o'leary
id say they get desroyed...whats teh waste treatment plant for?

Waste treatment plants are for pollutants...surely a sub isn't a pollutant. When it is expelled as waste, it is used as something to help plants grow, therefore it is not destroyed.

[A. Leese]

Ok..I'm am not totally confused..didn't some scientist guy say that you can't make or destry matter by chemical reactions..you simply rearrange the atoms/molecules? just thought I'd throw that in..whether it makes any sense or not..

~Angela who points out the chemistry she still remembers (ok..I didn't remember..my dad made a comment about it when he looked over my shoulder and read it)

[David Kelly]

Originally posted by littlefish180
Ok..I'm am not totally confused..didn't some scientist guy say that you can't make or destry matter by chemical reactions..you simply rearrange the atoms/molecules? just thought I'd throw that in..whether it makes any sense or not..

~Angela who points out the chemistry she still remembers (ok..I didn't remember..my dad made a comment about it when he looked over my shoulder and read it)

you mean like "Genesis" on Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Kahn? yes, i did watch that on TNN today

[A. Leese]

Originally posted by David Kelly


you mean like "Genesis" on Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Kahn? yes, i did watch that on TNN today

what are you talking about? I am oh so confused..

[David Kelly]

Originally posted by littlefish180


what are you talking about? I am oh so confused..

they shoot this device onto a dead planet to start life. it rearranges the molecules to make living stuff out of nonliving stuff.

[A. Leese]

Originally posted by David Kelly


they shoot this device onto a dead planet to start life. it rearranges the molecules to make living stuff out of nonliving stuff.

nifty..I want one..would be a cool b-day gift..lol

~Angela who wonders if they sell those at Target..

[David Kelly]

Originally posted by littlefish180



nifty..I want one..would be a cool b-day gift..lol

~Angela who wonders if they sell those at Target..

You may have better luck at Super Target. they are poping up all over the indy area. they have everything.

[EddieMcD]

it ain't a sub if it ain't in the water.

I never said it wasn't in water, I just said it was in the ocean.

You sure it wasn't a German U-Boat?

[Carolyn Duncan]

You sure it wasn't a German U-Boat?

Didn't they have some sort of problem and end up blowing themselves up? I know te fruity Brits couldn't handle them but their fruity so what do you expect?
Once you change matter too much it becomes a different form, thus it really isn't what it once was. The original object has be destroyed to make way for the newer thing. Make sense?