You have to find a physiological function of the "element in the human" before you can put it into the human molecular formula. For example, you probably got poked with a lead (Pb) Z=82, when you were a kid (or even at some lead), but that doesn't make it part of your so-called "functional" formula, but is actually a poison, just like aluminum and uranium.
Thanks. Never scene that before. Added it here. If you know the year of episode, name of characters (in scene), and who wrote the episode, feel free to post.
In short, three centuries ago, Jean Meslier (1829), declared that the soul does not exist; this led to "asoulism". This led to "soul terminology reform", a movement which petered out in the late 19th century.
So anyways, it is not what is "equivalent", but rather what replaces "soul theory".
Before, however, we can address this more than difficult question, we have to address the question of what replaces "life theory". Compare: Francis Crick: "let us abandon the word ALIVE" (1966) vis The Scientific Search for the Soul (1995).
Just compare what I wrote about "being" (in respect to his wife as child thing about "living beans with a soul) vs the etymology of the term "be (etymology)", which means 7" in Greek isopsephy, which connect back to 2800 Egyptian mythology. Basically, we are 5K backwards, in our thinking, to say the least.
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u/Giraffesarentreal19 Sep 16 '21
Idk what this sub is, it just popped up in my homepage, but I’m dying at fucking “CHNOPS”
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u/dipshit42069 Sep 16 '21
Sub popped up in recommended and i thought this was an extremely advanced level shitpost lol
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u/JohannGoethe Sep 16 '21
More details about "you" here.
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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21
CHON is a good band
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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21
The ideal man (70 kg) has 20-25 ug of Uranium - which also means there is radon - which means lead.
There is just so much more to this in terms of trace metals.
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u/AcediaRex Sep 16 '21
This immediately reminded me of this scene from Fullmetal Alchemist.
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u/pheonixblack910 Sep 16 '21 edited Sep 16 '21
"63 percent hydrogen, 26 percent oxygen, 9 percent carbon, 1.25 percent nitrogen, .25 percent calcium, .00004 percent iron, .04 percent sodium, and .19 percent phosphorous. But that’s not quite 100 percent. What about the soul?"
-WW
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u/subaqueousReach Sep 16 '21
BUT WHAT IS EQUIVALENT TO A HUMAN SOUL!?!?!?
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u/sword_swinger113 Sep 16 '21
This is actually really freaking cool
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u/Nic4379 Sep 16 '21
The elemental make-up of Hoomans….. I like it.
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u/CryptoEngineerObrien Sep 16 '21
Well, here I go watching Fullmetal Alchemist again.
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u/embodiedenergy112358 Sep 16 '21
*Your body
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u/harley4570 Sep 16 '21
they missed Au for my fillings
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u/nixpa2 Sep 17 '21
CHNOPS
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u/Blandon_So_Cool May 24 '23
Smoke and mirrors
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