The perfect organism...

[someonehairy-ish]

Tardigrades. I love those cuddly little monsters

I want a large scale fuzzy one as a pet.

I shall name him Tarquin O'grady and he shall accompany me in my adventures through space and time.

 

[Skratt]

The perfect organism is contextual. Some organisms can overcome great environmental adversity - but not much else. Other organisms are fragile but capable of great feats. Since all organisms will have a weakness to something, any organism that can adapt to fit a situation is a perfect organism.

 

[SckizoBoy]

Wouldn't the concept of a 'perfect organism' rather render Evolution as meaningless??

 

[Guffe]

I think that's obvious:

After all, he is the perfect being

Damn ninja!
First thing I thought of when read the title was Perfect Cell.

Althou at first glanse I read "orgasm" instead of organism -.-

 

[Hazy992]

Damn ninja!
First thing I thought of when read the title was Perfect Cell.

Althou at first glanse I read "orgasm" instead of organism -.-

Of course he is, he's the perfect being!

And yeah every time I see the title I keep thinking it says 'perfect orgasm' :/

 

[Anti Nudist Cupcake]

The perfect organism, unbound by the shackles of morality and ethics. But held in its place by horrible writing and acting (AVP anyone?)

I was about to suggest the Xenomorph.

Its method of reproduction insures that it can adapt to any environment as it takes on the traits of the impregnated host. Every inch of its body is a weapon and if there's one then there are sure to be more, either presently or eventually.

The alien is the very embodiment of adaptation and survival.

 

[Pain Is Inevitable]

A universe that can keep existing forever, either because the processes that drives it are perfectly circular or because it will collapse and expand indefinitely to "refresh" its chemical composition, might be the only THING that can ever exist that can be said to be perfect, as in it cannot be improved further.

Even an immortal entity that exists inside a universe is still restricted by the laws of that universe and will cease to exist if the universe does. Ultimately the truth might be that nothing smaller than a universe even has the chance of becoming perfect.

 

[Sarah Kerrigan]

Uhmm...../points to my icon/ I can't tell if this post is an Alien refrence or being completely serious.

 

[SpectacularWebHead]

The thread is now diamonds.

 

[Rastien]

Well i misread that title!

i wil be off now good day sirs.