Why does life exists?

[AvelCrow]

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I hope naay maka tubag ani diri, or pwede ra sad inyo hypothesis.

Let me put some background to my question:

We all know that in order for life to thrive, some conditions must first be observed.

There are 4 main conditions for life to exist.

1.) Temperature of around -50 to +50 Celsius (There are also organisms called extremophiles who can survive in extreme environments, 100+ Celsius or below -70 Celsius)
2.) Presence of H20 or liquid water.
3.) Presence of necessary elements/compounds and gases to sustain metabolism and reproduction. (Oxygen, Carbon, etc.)
4.) Source of energy needed for energy transformation.


Think of it this way, if kani nga mga conditions kay ma meet in another planet somewhere in the universe, do you think nga garantisado na nga mo exist ang life dayun?

Also, ngano sad kailangan nga kani jud nga conditions? Why are they so specific?

For billions of years, this universe was nothing but a collection of galaxies and stars. Then out from nowhere, this thing called "Life" suddenly exists, which possessed something the whole universe in all its glory, vastness, and magnificence didn't have: a consciousness.

So akong question, why?

(Interesting site here: Life in the Universe > Origin of Life > Conditions for Life)

[battouter]

Spoiler! 

[THE KID]

oxygen og hydrogen ra jud ang naka ingon ani...tsk tsk tsk

[Alexander L. Gelacio Jr.]

Well TS, I asked myself about this once and I arrived to probably the best one in my opinion, here goes: "I don't care how life started in the universe as long as I and those I care for live a happy one." and also..

Spoiler! 

[Seth Law]

Just to make it clear ang "life" diri sa imung question pertains to "living creature".
I just have to define that para dili ta mulaag.

So you're looking for the reason or a reason as to why life exists.
Lisuda oi.

I think the one consciousness sa very high dimension got bored and thought hey what if I create mini-me's in a lower dimension and see what happens.

On the other hand, we are only taking account of life in this 3D world. How about the other dimensions, I can only wonder bai ug paunsa ang life there nga wala man daw linear time.
Mau lang na akong mahatag nga ideas.
I hope you don't take my answer seriously, bula-bula ra ni sa aku.

[AvelCrow]

Yup. Living creatures akong gipasabot sa "Life". Mao lage, I think "why" may not be the right question to ask kay mahimong philosophical/religious ang pangutana. Pero saon man ta na nga mao ra man sad na ang ultimate question. We already know how, when, and where life exists... pero sa why, wa jud ta kahibaw.

Perhaps "why" doesn't really have any logical/scientific answer... Pero again, maybe there is. Who knows?

[rexter]

scientific - living creatures happened to be composed of elements that are necessary for them to live... from astronomy + other aspects, big bang and etc we have timeless possibilities and probabilities

Religious view - because a powerful being loves us.

[alchemy]

umh...interaction sa 4 forces of nature, i.e., gravitational forces, electromagnetic forces, strong forces & weak forces which took ages to form life (in the process)

[_hizuka_]

why does life exists you ask? ... well thats because God created life. no further questions ask.

[AvelCrow]

why does life exists you ask? ... well thats because God created life. no further questions ask.

I was looking for a scientific answer (consider the fact that I posted this question on the SCIENCE section). A rational explanation to why life exists. I'm agnostic so I can't really consider your answer to this question.

Then again (as I've said earlier) maybe there is no valid scientific to answer the "why" question. Or maybe we still don't have the means to know right now.