Does scientific evidence prove we create us?

in science •  8 years ago 

Electrons have been said by multiple scientists in experiments to react to observation. As such, If we are basically a mass of electrons. And if the only observers we can prove is us, are we creating us? This has been proven to the best of my knowledge? Are we merely self coding electrons?

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  ·  8 years ago (edited)

We are not a bunch of electrons... I cannot believe any scientist has never said that. Do you have any proof?

electrons make up atoms, atoms make carbon soon leads to us? we are carbon based life forms? Also the oxygen we need to live has electrons. Without electrons no atoms? No us?

What I was meaning is that there is more than only electrons in atoms. And carbon is only one type of atom that exist (and you need more than carbon for us).

  ·  8 years ago (edited)

yes, the atoms share electrons forming molecules and I think oxygen atoms and hydrogen atoms combine they make water molecules which we are mostly made of water. A researcher
named I think emoto in Japan did studies that water molecules reacted to observation and attention. Anyway, you get my point. we are full of electrons which react to observation. mostly from the water we drink is that still neutral?

The key point that you miss is actually that the matter inside (and outside) us is neutral. The charge of the atomic nuclei is compensated by the charge of the electrons. I think I get your point but it seems that you are not getting mine ^^

I recall that atoms sometimes share electrons and also lack or have space for a certain number of electrons , as well as pushing electrons out, so this is probably where I am missing your point that atoms "always" are neutral (compensated)?

what about the water we drink? Also neutral?

Yes it is.

Are the electrons neutral (compensated) by the atoms nuclei charge when in transit in and out of one atom and into the next?

Except in specific cases like metals, electrons are not free. They are not shared by several atoms.

yes, and iron?