Does a fully grown human more closely resemble a stem

[Journey]

A chimp.....98.4% of our DNA is identical to theirs....we ought to favor them a bit.

[ladsmrt]

I have never sen a stem cell, so I would have to say we resemble chimps more-- both they and we have faces, eyes, ears, noses, and all the rest-- we eat, sleep, play, laugh, and do all those other things that cells don't do.

[Pervtor]

Obviously you never meet my uncle Hoppy. He's 6' 6" tall, extremely thin, has no arms and only one leg. He looks just like a stem cell.

[James W]

I think that would be hard since the stem cell is part of the beginning of humanity besides I look like my father. Have a good day. Does that mean we are all mistakes or that biological mishap and we all should be Lock ness Monsters. there is a new theory


just kidding

[truescoundrel]

It will depend on wether the stem cell is of human, chimp, or weasel tissue. Unless it is the human ear that grows on the back of a mouse.

Actually, the fact that humans found a way to cultivate an ear on the back of the mouse gives the best answer. A fully grown human being resembles absolutely nothing that ever existed on this planet. We are uncomparably unique. We are so unique that we don't quite fit any mold or pattern with the rest of the living world. People who lack faith or a belief in God fail to appreciate and cherish this simple truth. The fact that somebody denies God and continues to waste space proves his or her fear. One who truly believes no purpose or higher entity exists would do the proper thing and exit this world since his or her presence is so meaningless. I don't know the stats but suicide should have reached an alarming rate by now.

[Courtney]

well I think that depends on whether we're talking a cellular resemblance or a visual one