What is the purpose of the human body?

Question

This is a cell analogy project comparing an animal cell to the human body

Answer 1

Wow.. that's all you have to do for your whole project, is to figure out how the human body is different from corresponding animal tissues?

Gee.. that's only one of the most plaguing puzzles of all time.

There is not a single kind of tissue that can be found in humans that does not also exist almost identically to at least some animal in nature.

All of the great apes have similarly sized brains, and some porpoises have larger brains than we have, which appear to transmit nerve pulses in identical fashions as ours.

Several animals, including many rodents, have opposable thumbs.

Many animals have stronger livers, stronger hearts, larger lungs, etc, than we have.

This appears to me to be a trick question about the philosophy regarding the belief that humans are superior beings to the rest of God's creations.

Good luck.

Answer 2

If you want to make such an analogy, the human body might represent a cell in society. Each cell/worker provides for society. You produce or you don't eat. Cells that don't function either lose resources or act as a cancer. Humans likewise damage society. Consider prisons and the sick. I hope this is along what you were needing.

Answer 3

Your question is not very clear. Human body has a very highly developed brain that makes it superior to much stronger, ferocious animals. That is why human beings rule this planet. From philosophical point of view, Almighty sends us to this earth to accomplish some deeds. For this He endows us with a body ie like an instrument to fulfil His purpose.
I hope it helps.
Good luck!

Answer 4

It's purely our superior races' means of allowing us to live amongst you without your knowledge as we use your bodies purely for transport mechanisms.