Why can't you survive without your cells?

Answer 1

Because we are made from cells

Answer 2

All cells have a purpose. If they don't do anything productive, they are not needed anymore. In the big picture, a cell's purpose is much more important than acting as small organizational pieces. They had their purpose long before they started working together in groups and building more advanced organisms. When alone, a cell's main purpose is to survive.

Answer 3

I could survive. I'm not much of a phone person. My high school generation didn't have cell phones at that age, so we learned how to use a land line. I'd actually rather converse by letters or email so I can actually have time to sit and think about what I want to say.

Answer 4

You know we ARE made up of cells and cells only other than our bones and unless we could survive by being all bones then maybe not.

Answer 5

What else would there be to survive if you had no cells?

Answer 6

Why cant robots survive without their metal?

Answer 7

Because they are the basic structure of life. They have the ribosomes that produce energy & the vacuoles for storage. the nucleus for the brain. They are the whole entire life process BASICALLY TO CARRY OUT ALL OF YOUR LIFE PROCESSES LIKE DISPOSING OF WASTE & BREAKING DOWN CHEMICALS & FOOD. KEEPING WHAT YOU NEED & WHAT YOU DON'T.

Answer 8

because everyone at some point need their cell phone for any type of use in the world

Answer 9

Um...

That's what we are...

A giant bundle of complex interconnected cellular matter...

Existence would be quite difficult if we were made of empty air...(which is ironic...since matter, which is what cells are made of, is mostly "empty space...")

Go figure...

Answer 10

Well, your entire body is made of cells. so if there were no cells, you woudn't exsist.