I was thinking a living planet is it hard to imagine I mean in a sense it is living I mean it has life. I think theres good chance I mean look there are close to 50 (I think) large solid bodies in the solar system with only one that is known to have life. So I thought for a living world you first needed a world with a lifeforce which would eventually need life. I think this because I feel the two are symbians(I think that's the word) I feel that the planet needs living things to survive and living things can't live on a dead world. I also beleive that the planet changes to suit lifeforms (a common belief of Gaia). I also feel living things are bonded with their homeworld, this means that although a living thing can live anywhere conditions are suitable they can't live if their homeworld dies. Also I feel that living things nourish the planet at death by giving energy to the planet which is used to nourish our world and heal it when it is injured. To RPG fans this may sound familiar. So this sounds bizarre but it is what I believe and I will prove it. One way is to find a young injury which can be found because near it the land will be very fertile because of the energy. So with this I've probably been to enroped in games but let's hear your opinions anyway. Oh and does anyone know of a small area that is extremely fertile. Tell me if I've been waffling.

Moved to Mysteries Section.

Offhand, yes, but let's give your idea the benefit of the doubt:



Please explain this in more detail, as well as what exactly it is meant to prove.

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One way is to find a young injury which can be found because near it the land will be very fertile because of the energy.


Please explain this in more detail, as well as what exactly it is meant to prove.

Well it doesn't prove anything but it's evidence I admit not very good evidence. Also what I mean is this energy is what gives us life so if there is more of it in a certain place more energy can give life meaning more life will exist. (If you don't understand tell me).

note:I'm not calling you an idiot.