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Пожалуйста СРОЧНО помогите мне!!! Даю 20 баллов!!! Проанализируйте каждый из этих тезисов. С чем можно согласиться, а что принципиально неприемлемо? "Понятие "жизнь" очень трудно целиком и полностью определить, с какой бы стороны мы не пытались к нему подойти, всегда остается ощущение, что оно ускользает от нас". (Фолсом К. Происхождение жизни: Маленький теплый водоем). "Жизнь - это экологическое свойство, она лишь на короткий миг проявляется как средство индивидуума". "Жизнь есть свойство материи, приводящее к сопряженной циркуляции биоэлементов в водной среде, движимой в конечном счете энергией солнечного излучения по пути увеличения сложности" (Гарольд Моровиц. Новое открытие разума) "Жизнь есть способ существования белковых тел, и этот способ существования состоит по своему существу в постоянном самообновлении химических составных частей этих тел". Однако, такая "...дефиниция жизни... весьма недостаточна, поскольку она далека от того, чтобы охватить все явления жизни, а ...ограничивается самыми общими и самыми простыми среди них". (Маркс К., Энгельс Ф. Соч., 2-е изд. Т.20.С82,84) "Нам не остается ничего другого, как признать, что жизнь пришла на Землю из мирового пространства, то есть из прежде населенных миров, что она подобно материи и энергии - вечна"(Леонид Поспелов. Размышляя об истоках жизни)

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

Analysis of Each Thesis on the Concept of Life

1. "The concept of 'life' is very difficult to fully and completely define, no matter how we approach it, there is always a feeling that it eludes us." (Folsom K. The Origin of Life: A Small Warm Pond)

- This thesis suggests that the concept of life is challenging to define comprehensively, regardless of the approach taken. - It implies that there is a sense of elusiveness associated with understanding life. - It is possible to agree with this thesis as defining life in its entirety can be complex and subjective.

2. "Life is an ecological property; it only manifests as an individual's means for a brief moment."

- This thesis proposes that life is an ecological property and only briefly manifests as a means for an individual. - It suggests that life is not a permanent state but rather a temporary expression within an ecological context. - One can agree with this thesis as it highlights the transient nature of life and its connection to the environment.

3. "Life is a property of matter that leads to the interconnected circulation of bioelements in a water environment, ultimately driven by the energy of solar radiation on the path of increasing complexity." (Harold Morowitz. The Emergence of Mind)

- This thesis states that life is a property of matter that results in the circulation of bioelements in a water environment. - It suggests that solar radiation provides the energy for this circulation, leading to increasing complexity. - One can agree with this thesis as it emphasizes the role of matter, energy, and the water environment in the manifestation and development of life.

4. "Life is a way of existence for protein bodies, and this way of existence essentially consists of the constant self-renewal of the chemical components of these bodies."

- This thesis asserts that life is a mode of existence for protein bodies, characterized by the continuous self-renewal of their chemical components. - It implies that the essence of life lies in the ongoing self-renewal process of the chemical constituents of protein bodies. - One can agree with this thesis as it highlights the dynamic nature of life and its reliance on the maintenance and renewal of chemical components.

5. "However, such a '...definition of life... is very insufficient, as it is far from encompassing all phenomena of life and is limited to the most general and simplest among them." (Marx K., Engels F. Collected Works, 2nd Edition, Vol.20, pp.82,84)

- This thesis suggests that the definition of life provided earlier is inadequate as it fails to encompass all life phenomena and is limited to the most general and simplest aspects. - It implies that a more comprehensive definition of life is required to capture its diverse manifestations. - One can agree with this thesis as it acknowledges the limitations of a simplistic definition and the need for a broader understanding of life.

6. "We have no choice but to acknowledge that life came to Earth from the cosmic space, i.e., from previously inhabited worlds, and that it, like matter and energy, is eternal." (Leonid Pospelov. Reflecting on the Origins of Life)

- This thesis asserts that life originated on Earth from cosmic space, specifically from previously inhabited worlds. - It suggests that life, like matter and energy, is eternal. - One can agree with this thesis as it proposes the idea of panspermia, where life is transferred between celestial bodies, and posits the eternal nature of life.

Please note that the sources provided do not contain specific information related to the theses. Therefore, the analysis is based solely on the content of the theses themselves.