'Lifless' Virus

[DracoSoul]

Guys my proteins are changing and turning me into a MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGER

br0ham gimmie some of that

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[WhatevaGuy]

And what is this.

Oh haha.

[Inv3rted]

Viruses aren't alive because they require a host cell to reproduce.

[Lil Robot]

ZAMBIES! I'm heading to my shelter in Montana, if you want in the password is "Corn Flakes"

What no rescue? D:

[Dippindots]

Viruses aren't alive because they lack one of the features of living creatures. The ability to reproduce, as in the ability to reproduce with each other.

[funinabox]

someone grab a ton of gas tanks and a Lambo with a turret, lets go too Ausralia :D

[goobler402]

someone grab a ton of gas tanks and a Lambo with a turret, lets go too Ausralia :D

Wich port?In wich city?

[A.E.T]

kul

[Lil Robot]

Wich port?In wich city?

WITCH!

[A.E.T]

Hawt.

[Inv3rted]

Viruses aren't alive because they require a host cell to reproduce.

Viruses aren't alive because they lack one of the features of living creatures. The ability to reproduce, as in the ability to reproduce with each other.

Nice.

[General Nick]

Viruses aren't alive because they require a host cell to reproduce.

That's what I was thinking, but read more into the story.

The viruses talked about in the article are void of any DNA/RNA apparently.

[Zenthrox]

Inb4inv3-

Viruses aren't alive because they require a host cell to reproduce.

Awwwww...
Edit: It sounds like these prions are just going through rapid microevolution (adaptation, which, from a Creationist view, is a built-in-feature). Bacteria and viruses can do the same thing to gain immunities to antibiotics and to survive in radical climates. However, what I see missing is the claim that these proteins can change into other species, or even if they are a species themselves, seeing as they aren't classified as "living".

[Menen]

Zombie Apocalypse
Comming 2012

[RedSaturn]

does this mean zombies are real D: !

My PRAYER were answered!!!!!