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We would have laughed at the information of life underwater if we had never been under water. Is it impossible for life to exist in fire beyond our achieved information?

mufassil 5 Mar 26
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What are u talking about ? Who ever laughed at life in the oceans ?? Who couldn't see a fish or a jelly fish ? A blind human ?

I guess you have never seen a clown fish. They are hilarious. You can stuff 500 of them in a small car. And yes Stevie Wonder can't see a fish or a jelly fish.

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many things are possible; we can only deduce what is likely based on what we know while admitting that we don't know everything (not even close). but we have observed fire and it is VERY unlikely that life as we know it thrives inside of fire.

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Did you know that the flame of a candle smells excately like burning nose hair?

1of5 Level 8 Mar 26, 2019
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We didn't need to go underwater to know that there was life there, because we can see it. We can also see many animals which don't live underwater but have evolved to hunt for food there. We cannot see anything living in fire, nor do any animals hunt in it. That's without even considering the facts that fire is a very difference environment to water and rarely lasts long enough for anything to evolve to live in it.

Jnei Level 8 Mar 26, 2019
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