Having a bit of a mental overload with theory.

[Wulven]

I've been working on a project. I guess you would call it? It involves working with hypothetical theories and situations. This will be difficult to explain. The one I'm currently having brain overload on is this. Current fictional creatures possible existing or being brought to life at a future time. With no living relative or dna source. Ow. Trying hard to understand the science to do so. Ow. On a theoretical working basis. Ow.

 

[Nervous Rex]

When you get it worked out, please don't tell Hollywood.

 

[Gerald Wilgus]

Until you have model on how that can be done, you have no "theory." All you have is speculation.

 

[Wulven]

Well it is and isn't that complex actually. You need an idea first.

Until you have model on how that can be done, you have no "theory." All you have is speculation.

Well it is and isn't that complex actually. You need an idea first. Plenty to choose from in that department. Then you need materials to create the body. The complex part is giving life to it. That is the basic formula. Plus a thousand more details.

 

[Thinx]

If it's fiction, it doesn't have to be provenly possible. Just say, a passing meteor robed the earth briefly in gases hitherto unknown. And oh, the difference it made...

 

[OkRad]

Brush up on abiogenesis. That is the theory by which living matter arose out of non-living matter.

Abiogenesis - Wikipedia

 

[Skittlebisquit]

It helps to write it all down

 

[Wulven]

I'm going to go study it with a friend. It was his work that caused me to consider this theory may have real implications.