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@Iquestionitall I contemplated and deliberated, and have concluded thus: The number of blue beans that makes five shall be none less than that number which would make the number of blue beans be one less than the number of blue beans plus one, nor shall that number be any more than one plus the total number of blue beans minus one. Two, however, is equally philosophical. You owe the myLot community a lesson in tautological statements. Oh, and a blue Smartie.

This might be one for my brother.

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Life, as in the beginnings of the signs of life, anykind of life @Iquestionitall begin, as in begin, I really don't know how else to splain this. Planet, our planet Earth. K, is that better?

I'll need you to clarify what you mean by "life," "begin" and "planet," please.

@rebelann well, see, this is where it gets complicated. I guess the easiest way to answer this is, there is no point at which life "here" really began. It's all infinitely layered, in so many ways. Besides, in a sense, everything is alive, to one degree or another. Nothing was ever not alive. It was just in a different state of affairs. As an example, according to every metric, crystals are a form of life. Now, we've developed and progressed since then. That's obvious. But, it's more of a matter of cooperation between different organisms than it is anything else. For example, your stomach is not just an "organ." It is an "organism." Same for every other part of your body. I imagine you're wanting a simpler, one-size-fits-all answer. But that's just not how it works. Sorry. And it doesn't matter what any for-profit preacher has ever said, or thinks they think, either. This point in this plane of existence is alive, itself. The problem is, we primitive Humans just don't quite realize this, yet. I suppose the closest analogy I can offer you is, imagine we are living on a piece of wood, in the middle of the ocean. We think we are all there is. Meanwhile, we're unaware of even the underside of our piece of driftwood. We have no clue about how vast the ocean is. We wonder where the water comes from, when we encounter the spray. Rain is a mystery. All the while, everything really going on happens in the deep dark depths of the ocean below - which isn't even making the waves but reflective of the energies affecting the water. And, oh, the concept of dry land, elsewhere. How could a returning traveler even begin to describe it? Life is infinite. Always has been. Always will be. There is so much more than can be seen. So, I would need so much more elaboration to your question.

Why? I don't know. As for how is it blue? Well, flat-earthers say it's all water over the dome, which I don't necessarily buy. Others tell me it's actually an illusion due to the gases in our atmosphere absorbing all of the colors within sunlight except for blue. The sky, itself, actually has no color.

@Iquestionitall There IS a real question here....do you know it?

@Genipher This depends on if you're referencing Adams, Carrol, Major League Baseball or base 39 mathematics.

Precisely.

I did not go to college.

@Iquestionitall army? Navy? Clown school?

@thislittlepennyearns Navy...for 3 months, 16 days, 2 hours, 4 minutes and 7.25 seconds. But, who was keeping track? I joined for the wrong reasons.