If we turn into dirt when we die doesn't that mean we came from ?

Question

Doesen't energy plus dirt equal us?Like when our energy leaves we turn into dust(or dirt). So we aren't just our physical brain we are also that energy because with out energy our vessel dies.

Just really think on this and then answer.

So in evolution where did the energy come from when the planet was all dirt before life started.

We had to come from dirt or some part of the planet.

When we eat the food transformes to our body.

Plants eat dirt , we eat plants so why coulden't a God make us from dirt with the breath of life(energy)?

Answer 1

I think you should take this to the religion section and not be asking this same question in biology and physics.

If you want to ask it in science of any kind, you need first to learn that dirt is not a basic chemical element but a combination of lots of elements. And, don't forget there was H2O (water) on earth before there was life.

Answer 2

Very much the ignorant townie type question, jhsleejhs. You must think a bit more before churning out this kind of thing.

1. Dirt? As in under your fingernails. Dirt certainly doesn't equal me.

2. Neither this not any other planet was "all dirt".

3. Plants don't eat anything, particularly dirt

4. I suppose god can muck about with dirt if he wants.

Now, if you'd really thought about this you'd have seen that there isn't a question there at all.

Answer 3

It is not energy plus dirt equals us. Dirt is a form of energy. Energy is a property of all systems. That is the meaning of Einsteins equation, E = mc^2. Energy EQUALS MASS TIMES THE SPEED OF LIGHT SQUARED.
Your god hypothesis is not needed. What is needed is that you get a basic education.

Answer 4

E=MC2 So, yeah, that's where I think part of us came from. There is the energy coming from the sun, in form of heat and light too. So, we come from that too. And I believe the earth loses enegy out into space. So, part of us goes out into the universe forever, when we die and decay.
But most stays right here on earth.
And sometimes I imagine looking at earth from outer space, and when I do I realize that the earth hasn't changed much at all in the past sayyyyyy, 1000 years or more. So, that makes me feel a lot more connected to everything here, as though I am actually just as much anything else on earth as everything else is. Or as the saying on many bumper stickers around my city say, "All One".

Answer 5

wtf?