There was a story in the papers some years ago of a burglar who tried to burgle a family of Pakistani ancestry including two young men who played a lot of cricket. The guy got chased down the street with a cricket bat and was hospitalised. They are not that heavy, but certainly heavier than a baseball bat.
Marijuana psychosis?
What does that mean?
If only that were the case, I'd at least wear a nice proper grin, but alas, it isn't.
Celestial origins.
Life evolved on earth.
From celestial origins
Rather than make childish remarks, why don't you explicitly outline what you mean by celestial?
From non terrestrial origins and space matter. Fragments of celestial rocks named planets by the apes who grew on it after fragmenting.
Yup... Celestial origins
Everywhere?
Can you give me a specific? If evidence of life was found on the moon, Mars or anywhere else I would have heard about it.
That's hardly the point, and while I understand that we came up in a terrestrial environment, we did not come solely from that terestial fragment of a rock we apes like to call the earth. That was my original point. We have celestial origins. Our origins are not solely terestial.
We don't have evidence for that one way or the other. It's true there are some interesting and surprisingly complex organic molecules to be found in some meteorites, including precursors of the nitrogen-containing heterocyclic bases used by RNA and DNA, but we don't know whether or not that's where proto-life got them from.
That is precisely the point.
Apparently, from gaseous nebulas came disks made of dust particles that grew in size over time, after which these "Planetesimals" continued to collide becoming larger planets like the earth. From there the materials needed for the evolution of life began from that which was present from the planets formation and celestial origins.