How you define a human being?

Answer 1

First think of infinity, and it is infinate and never ending.
That means that there are an infinate quantity of sub atomic particles within the space time continuum.
If there is an infinate quantity of sub atomic particles there has to be an infinate quantity of permutations of the said atoms.
If there is an infinate quantity of permutations ther has, by default, to be an infinate quantity of possibilities constructed out of those said atoms, (remember that infinity means infinity).
Now. All animals (including humans) have got a brain which is like a key if you will.
Due to the fact of infinity this permutation has had to happen.
If you think about it there has been no thought that has been thought that has not come true or can come true. In other words whatever our minds percieve, our enviroment supplies.
It is the same with lesser animals than humans. Their minds are limited so there enviroment is limited too. (but not to them).
What happens when the mind thinks an original thought, it actually is bringing into play other realities made out of the infinate permutations. The more people born, the greater the diversity and originality of thought and therefore a more diverse selection of realities and the more diverse our enviroment becomes.
What keeps us back are the redundant atoms within the brain (which i like to refer to as ¨the anchor¨.)
The human brain functions with pulses of energy.
When every atom within the mind becomes employed and productive, we will be living as pure enery and fluxing through the amalgum of infinate realities, the closer we come to being god.
The process is also stimulated by the transference of energy from one particle to another bu comtact.
If one atom touches another, then energy is exchanged and whether they are on the other side of the universe 100 billion years after transferring this energy they both have to know exactly what the other is doing.

Answer 2

"Human" can be defined by DNA if you wish a technical definition. Thus a newly conceived embryo is a human, a newborn baby is a human, & an elderly person with alzheimers is human. Sentience has nothing to do with it. Although d generalized (not specific to an individual) capability for sentience may be a characteristic of d human species, it is not what differentiates between human & non-human.

"Being" has to do with active existence. If you "be" then you are a "being." If you do not "be" than you are not a "being" An ape is a being. A human is a being. An alien, angel, & God are all beings. I would say a rock is not a being, bec. it is not taking part in its own existence. Notice it is a "being" not an "ising"

Answer 3

i define a human being as a living thing that is most intelligent than any living organism and that can reason out

Answer 4

Compassionate, caring, loving, thoughtful, staying there if someone is in need of help. Basically putting others welfare above your own. Don't hold your breath. Human beings today are NOT at all that way anymore. Everybody is very self centered and just don't care anymore.

Answer 5

By their physical features? That's just how I go about defining beings...

Answer 6

Any rational creature would be human if you ask me. Other animals think, but do they reason? That is, do they combine one thought with another? If they do, they're human, because things will have meaning to them.

Answer 7

Forever a Devoted Learner.

Answer 8

As the only Animal who can be hated and loved at the same time!
Take care!

Answer 9

human being is the common name for the species homo sapiens

Answer 10

human being is a beatutiful creation of God to take good care of our entire nature.