Where_All_The_Life_Is_Originated_

Where All The Life Is Originated' Where all the life is originated' Philosophers through time have had many kinds of theories about where life in nature originated. All the earliest philosophers believed that there had to be a certain basic substance at the root of all change. There had to be ‘something’ that all things came from and returned to. They posed questions relating to the transformations they could observe in the natural world. It can be said that these philosophers took the first step in the direction of scientific reasoning. Unfortunately, only fragments of what the natural philosophers said and wrote have survived. The little we know about their thoughts can be found in the writings of Aristole who lived two centuries later. There were three philosophers from Miletus who believed in one single substance as the origin of all life. These three philosophers were Thales, Anaximander and Anaximenes. Thales, who came from a Greek colony in Asia Minor, thought that the source of everything is water and all life will be returned to water again when it dissolves. Just like when water turns to ice or vapor and then turns back into water again. Anaximander, who lived at the same time as Thales, did not philosophers, water, nature, everything, things, parmenides, life, air, believed, world, thought, substance, source, heraclitus, earth, called, took, fire, change, again, vapor, two, therefore, thales, something, reasoning, one, nothing, must, force, empedocles, elements, both, bodies, basic, anaximenes