What is the meaning of "life"

in biological standards

Hi. I think this link could be of help: http://biology.about.com/gi/dynamic/offs…

the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death.

• living things and their activity : some sort of life existed on Mars
• the state of being alive as a human being : she didn't want to die; she loved life

Or if you google it, i think it's 42

hmmmm
The Meaning of life,
1) to amast as much knowlege as
possible during our relatively short life.

2) to learn how to treat people compassionately as we
ourselves desire to be treated,

3)To learn how to respect man, beast and earth alike.

4)we know what our own mortality is, and we
should attempt to make the most of it

Life is your ability to respire,consume,move,excrete,grow,reprod… to stimuli and finally die.If you do not posses the following features then you are not alive but exist like an inaminate object.Take care

To do your best in everything, if we only "lived, reproduce, and death", then there would no way we want to go to school. Why go to school and educate yourself? So we can make the world a better place, and live life to the fullest. Making it better for the next generation.

The answer:

To cooperate in a mutual arrangement with all others inside your species (i.e humans). To love your neighbour as yourself and to love Jesus.

Biology answers questions about who, what, when, and how. It doesn't answer questions about meaning; that's for philosophy, psychology, and religion.

EAT, SURVIVE, REPRODUCE, easy an simple

To kill and give birth