Are Planets Alive?

Gravity is the most social force of them all giving birth to the myriad good things. The humble the individual identity of any mass or energy becomes the more synonymous with efficiency as they trade their individual identities for their collective humble efficiency which, inevitably, produces a greater creative output with, for example, the concentrated contents of a black hole becoming so humble they are inevitably transformed into virtual particles and scattered in every direction. Gravity only sucks because she is honest and never gets enough and mother nature herself can be described as constantly giving birth to the myriad good things. A universal recursion of the law of identity gravity makes us all more social animals and life itself is believed by many to have evolved underground. Even the rocks rolling downhill express flow dynamics and juxtapositions where they trade their individual identities for greater efficiency with the smaller rocks within the soil supporting life as we know it. What is alive and dead becomes context dependent because in flow dynamics every wave can also be considered a stationary amplifier. Thus, when IBM's famous computer Watson developed a case of potty mouth the engineers were alerted that their creation had taken on a life of its own.