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Helium, is a derivative of Hydrogen! Not oxygen, but let's talk about the catagory. Man, 18% carbon, 10% hydrogen, IUPAC says 64.6 % oxygen, and 3.872, of nitrogen. The Earth, 0% carbon, (free floating), 0% hydrogen, and 49.2% oxygen, with 0% nitrogen. That means that the combinations of the Carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen stem cells are of our molecular formation up under the handle of a God. We were to simply rotate the soil in the usage of it when our solid form would shed. That's the reasoning of the serpentine directive. 4% solid matter while being 96% the wind!!! We are Eternal beings of the skies!

2007-01-12 05:44:06 · 2 answers · asked by Felecia Holly 1 in Arts & Humanities Genealogy

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If you break the chemicals all the way down to elements, you will get misleading results. By atomic count, most of the human body is hydrogen. Yet you are correct in saying that rock is not. A reasonable conclusion then, is that a human is not a rock. But then lots of things are not rocks.

Instead, let's consider MOLECULES, which I think is much more informational. For a human body, we find (link 1):

Molecule..........Mass %...Molecule %
Water................65% .........98.73 %
Other Inorganic...1.5% .........0.74 %
Lipid..................12% ..........0.475 %
Other Organic....0.4% .........0.044 %
Protein..............20% ..........0.011 %
RNA..................1.0% .......3 x 10-5 %
DNA..................0.1% .......3 x 10-11 %

By weight, we are 65% water, 20% protein, 12% fats, and a few incidentals on top of that. By number of molecules, we are pretty much entirely water.

So if you want to compare humans to anything, it should be the ocean, not the air. By molecule count, there's less than 2% difference between a person and a glass of water!

2007-01-12 06:16:49 · answer #1 · answered by Doctor Why 7 · 0 0

I ABSOLUTELY believe you....now I must go take my meds...would you like to partake of them, my wind brethren?

2007-01-12 05:52:04 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

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