科学家难以回答的七个难题（Seven difficult questions for scientists to answer）.docVIP

科学家难以回答的七个难题（Seven difficult questions for scientists to answer） Seven difficult questions for scientists to answer Beijing time on June 18th, according to the British Daily Mail reported that with the development of science and technology and progress in human society, people have a deeper understanding of the nature of many things. But for some problems, scientists are still unable to answer and explain them. Does a dog have a sense of humor? As scientists learn about animal intelligence more, they will identify more with such an idea: animal behavior is not only the instinct, but a knee jerk reaction to their idea of entity which has perceived the passions - even humor - ability. For example, researchers have found that elephants can recognize themselves in the mirror (many children can not do this); the orangutan (or some birds) can learn some entry-level English and some complex manufacturing tools. Imagine, if the crow could hook up the wire and use it for food from the pot, wouldnt it be cruel to use them for painful experiments? Some people think this is a very confusing idea, because the animal to enjoy power must fulfill their obligations, however, they seem to ignore the fact that we often allow many people to enjoy without obligation. For example, children, young people, the elderly and mentally ill have the right to be exempt from criminal and other sanctions in the law, and animals do not have immunity. How did life begin? If you want to make a biologist difficult, just ask him how life originated. As early as 150 years ago, Darwin had been thinking that all life on earth was born in the original soup. However, to this day, we are still thinking about the origin of life. We have no knowledge of the origin of life, such as how life begins, where it begins, when it begins, and whether life begins or dies, just this once or many times. Perhaps Darwin was right. Life originated from the complex chemical reactions occurring in the early warm seas of our pla