how can million of un-intelligent cells control animals? they have no soul, no brain, no sense of life.?

Question

thus the sense of life has been interpreted as a lie by human understandings?

Answer 1

First, who knows if they have souls. Second, You can create complex systems from some simple rules of action and reaction. Try programming a computer or build a robot to get a better understanding of system control.

Answer 2

Uhh....animals have brains and a sense of life...that's why they eat when they are hungry, run when they are in danger.

If they didn't have a brain, they could not survive because the brain controls systems like the circulatory and respiratory systems.

As for a soul...that is subjective. No one know for sure if even humans have souls.



As for the cells themselves, they are the things that create the brain and the heart, the lungs, the liver, the skin....well...the animal!

Answer 3

They may not have a soul...or a brain...or a sense of life...

But they can control living organisms because they are specially created in our bodies with a "programmed list" of jobs they need to carry out. They may not have a human-type brain, but their nucleus acts like a brain, holding all of the cells' commands and duties.

Hope this somewhat helped. I'm not the best in this field of science...

Answer 4

Cells created the body of an animal, regards to the soul. do you think that human have soul? if you do, you might as well think that animals have soul

Answer 5

Cells have the ability to reproduce whether they are "intelligent" or "unintelligent." The only way anything can multiply is by reproducing. How did you come to life?

Answer 6

Actually, the better question is how the brain is formed from such cells - yet is is.

Answer 7

How can a computer compute? Its just a bunch of transistors, silicon and copper ...