The True Meaning of Thor! And what he represents
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Going over the academic theories about what Thor represents in the myths.
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00:00- Intro
01:35- Thunder
02:20- Storm/sky
05:15- Strength
06:25- Electro-magnetic
07:30- Life force
08:10- My thoughts
In Germanic mythology, Thor (Old Norse: Þórr) is a hammer-wielding god associated with lightning, thunder, storms, sacred groves and trees, strength, the protection of mankind and also hallowing and fertility. Besides Old Norse Þórr, the deity occurs in Old English as Þunor, in Old Frisian as Thuner, in Old Saxon as Thunar, and in Old High German as Donar, all ultimately stemming from the Proto-Germanic theonym *Þun(a)raz, meaning 'Thunder'.
Thor is a prominently mentioned god throughout the recorded history of the Germanic peoples, from the Roman occupation of regions of Germania, to the Germanic expansions of the Migration Period, to his high popularity during the Viking Age, when, in the face of the process of the Christianization of Scandinavia, emblems of his hammer, Mjölnir, were worn and Norse pagan personal names containing the name of the god bear witness to his popularity.
Due to the nature of the Germanic corpus, narratives featuring Thor are only attested in Old Norse, where Thor appears throughout Norse mythology. Norse mythology, largely recorded in Iceland from traditional material stemming from Scandinavia, provides numerous tales featuring the god. In these sources, Thor bears at least fifteen names, is the husband of the golden-haired goddess Sif, is the lover of the jötunn Járnsaxa, and is generally described as fierce eyed, with red hair and red beard. With Sif, Thor fathered the goddess (and possible valkyrie) Þrúðr; with Járnsaxa, he fathered Magni; with a mother whose name is not recorded, he fathered Móði, and he is the stepfather of the god Ullr. By way of Odin, Thor has numerous brothers, including Baldr. Thor has two servants, Þjálfi and Röskva, rides in a cart or chariot pulled by two goats, Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr (that he eats and resurrects), and is ascribed three dwellings (Bilskirnir, Þrúðheimr, and Þrúðvangr). Thor wields the hammer Mjölnir, wears the belt Megingjörð and the iron gloves Járngreipr, and owns the staff Gríðarvölr. Thor's exploits, including his relentless slaughter of his foes and fierce battles with the monstrous serpent Jörmungandr-and their foretold mutual deaths during the events of Ragnarök-are recorded throughout sources for Norse mythology.
Into the modern period, Thor continued to be acknowledged in rural folklore throughout Germanic-speaking Europe. Thor is frequently referred to in place names, the day of the week Thursday bears his name (modern English Thursday derives from Old English þunresdæġ, 'Þunor's day'), and names stemming from the pagan period containing his own continue to be used today, particularly in Scandinavia. Thor has inspired numerous works of art and references to Thor appear in modern popular culture. Like other Germanic deities, veneration of Thor is revived in the modern period in Heathenry.
the electromagnetic force of thor is what literally keeps our heart beating!
@@blackbirb3738 dwarves made it, loki broke the handle lol
@@blackbirb3738 dwarves made it. Loki interfered with it to make it useless. Didn’t work - just made it better.
Quite the shocking revelation! ⚡⚡⚡
The algorithm does not favor those who dare to speak truth and think for themselves. Love your videos brother.
Sharing these videos in serious Heathen FB groups (yes, there are a few).
The resurgence of this culture and belief system (or however you like to name it) is incredibly fascinating. I didn't get a chance to watch Vikings or many shows until the pandemic hit and I had more free time at home. So, I'm a bit late in catching up.
I also had time this winter to do more research on my ancestry, thankfully. My grandfather 3X's back was part of the 15th regiment in the Union Army in the American Civil War. He was new in the country and was already 28 years old with a few children when he volunteered. It's a great and tragic story about this unit of entirely (but for a few exceptions) Norwegians. They were known for their incredible bravery and skill and quiet often were put on the frontline of battles or in impossible positions. They had terrible losses but it was more from disease than deaths in fighting. They often had little-no food, and had to sleep in the freezing rain with no cover or fire, while marching 10-20 miles a day at times.
I hope to do more research on this and maybe some formal writing. There are a few published books that have the men's letters compiled. It was interesting that even though most were Lutheran they still wrote/spoke about Thor and other Norse beliefs. They spoke about having thousands of years of fighting in their veins and fought like they couldn't die. In observations from non-Norwegians, it was said many times that they fought as if they enjoyed it and had a deep sense of duty to what was their new country as they had a real moral outrage over slavery. Anyways, I could go on but it is such a terrific segment of history swept under the rug. Still, in a time of such deep divide it was inspiring to read about people who were willing to fight and die so bravely and honorably for the freedom of another.
There is a branch on my own family tree similar to your 3X grandfather. Your description of his experience was very informative. Tack.
That's a fascinating story. I dont know very much about The Civil War, but will have to look up more
@@richb3802 I was genuinely surprised at what I have read on the subject. I just assumed that as Christians they would have considered these Gods to be taboo but they (Norwegian soldiers) seemed to have no conflict in writing and speaking about any of their beliefs. They named themselves in sub-groups like “Thor’s Hammers” etc. This channel does such a great job of breaking down these legends and belief systems.
@@thelightworkerlightwarrior7442 Will definitely have to look that up. Really interesting and surprising. Yes I agree, its a really good channel
Óđhinn was a sky god, Hlöđyn was an Earth goddess, Þörr and Syf followed suit. At least that is how Grammy used to teach us. She was a firm believer in the Norse gods and goddesses.
A lot of new and awesome concepts here! To speak to the warrior class worshiping Thor. Mjölnir pendants became common in the late Viking Age for warriors to wear. Just as Roman warriors wore Hercules’ club pendants. Just one of many similarities between the two. Great stuff as always.
I will add: Tor/Thor is also representing bravery. "Du har Tor" is a saying in Norway. Same with his sons Magni (Might/Strength) and Modi (Bravery). Tor is also representing the workers with his strength and hammer/Axe. Blacksmiths, carpenters, woodworkers, etc. Also, the hammer is a metaphor for penis. Hammertime
Does this take on Thor's Hammer representing a penis come from Aesir saga? This is something i have heard in saga about Baldr.
@@BrentTheGent1 Cant remember where I picked it up, but also symbolism. A lot figurines holds the hammer like its a genitalia. Also a lot of older stonecarvings have weapons/tools that look like genetalia and reverse. Maybe the mjølnir creation sagas has some, but the saga where Thor gets his hammer back, he is deguised as a maid for gifting/marriage to get the Hammer. Pun intended.
The sagas is full of kennings, methaphores and allegories. Thor is a masculine image of the ideal man and probably the oldest sex symbol from scandinavia.
@@OrIoN1989 Indeed, I also have heard that many very old stone carvings have been told to be about war but I hear that stone carvings with men with a spear or sword actually represents the breeding men of each family...
Been waiting for this video since you posted your video about Mjölnir.
I can't thank you enough for your content and videos you put out.
I was interested in Norse paganism a couple years back but couldn't grasp the myths for what they were and tried to interpret them literally and turned away very quickly as I was atheist and turned away from Christianity for the same reason not being able to take it literally.
I had another experience and pull to the old ways recently and came across your channel as i started reading our sources and other books. The first video I watched of yours was the Mjölnir video and it was the same day my Mjölnir arrived in the mail and I have watched all of your content since then and gone back to the Playlist and videos again and again learning something new each time.
Your no nonsense approach and backing up everything you say in your content with our sources, scholarly interpretations, and then your own input is a relief compared to some of the other content that is on UA-cam about our religion.
Keep up the good work and content it is appreciated more than you know.
Thank you for the video. I am new to this old journey of learning about the Norse gods. I love how humans on a small scale reflect the earth on a large scale with the electromagnetic force. As above, so below. We are not separate from the universe. Keep the videos coming. Thank you for being factual and providing sources and authors for further reading.
Nice shoutout to maria kvilhaug. Love her work. Some of the earliest content you could find here back in the day, and she nails it.
Something that is rarely mentioned is that Tor used "protective equipment". Tor was very strong, but to cope with Mjølner he used Iarngreiper, a type of iron gloves, to hold it, and he often had to use the belt Megingjord to be able to lift it. It was said of Megingjord that the more you tightened it, the stronger you became. In addition, it was so that Mjølner could be as big or as small as the holder wanted.
The belt also makes me think of the Japanese notion of the hara where your life force or ki is stored. A striking similarity really.
The vikings used belts when they dressed. Its used to carry the weight of the chainmail, but also equipment and tools.
@@tatumergo3931 oh yeah, it exists in many forms and cultures. When you look at the name megingjord (spelling might be off) it references megin, the internal energy comparable to ki in Japanese, chi in Chinese, prana in sanskrit, pneuma in Greek; it is something of a recognized phenomenon in multiple cultures.
@@tatumergo3931 the center of gravity (depending upon one's position) for a human being is roughly an inch below the naval, the hara according to the Japanese. It is a fairly fun subject, and finding the right balance in regards to explaining it beyond pseudo science or being limited to strict interpretation of those in the scientific community is necessary.
I love how much you talk about animism. People sometimes consider it to found in living things alone, but this incorrect, as life came from non-life and it can be used to cause direct effects on non living things. It is found to varying degrees in all matter. As you are so interested in Animism I strongly recommend you watch this you tuber called the shamanic philosopher. I like you cant stand so many magick teachers because of what new age, un educated or deceitful idiots or assholes they are. This guy is one of the very few I listen to because he is actually extremely well educated and truthful. He speaks allot earth spirts and the fairy faith in particular and is trying to bring back traditional western animism.
We're made up of the elements ( mostly carbon and water), elements are supposedly "dead things" according to many; yet here we are, conscious, experiencing emotions, thoughts, and living as we know how. There is something alive about everything, most have been taught to ignore or deny it.
This made remember an experiment done with 3 identical jars with equal amounts of the same water and some rice. They sealed the jars and one they ignore the other they would say mean things like giving it negative energy and the last one they said kind things sending loving energy! The different reactions were insane. Like negative energy jars will rot. Its really interesting .
This was great! I really enjoyed how you attempted to synthesize all the different theories together and showed how they could all be valid interpretations. Keep up the good work 👍
Good man!
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I still love to hear thunder and watch lightening as much as an adult, as I did as a kid.
I can always remember being told that thunder was thor throwing his hammer, and it's stuck with me to this day.
Probably why I don't mind being out in the rain, I always relate it to thor, and it's for a reason.
When the religion makes so much sense that people think it's Atheism
Well they did rituals so it obviously isn't
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@@ColeWolfsson Ye right? Ocean Keltoi they are all Atheists yet call emselves pagans. haha i will never get Athiests especially ones who call emselves heathens or whatnot.
Atheism makes no sense to me haha
so much that it draws in guys like me that used to be atheists.
I think of Thor as the out-of-control teenager in the pantheon. In a way, he represents raw emotion. He often wants to attack first. He is quick to anger. His hammer is a way to control and project his emotions, otherwise lightning might strike everywhere. This, in some ways, reflects the idea of electromagnetism. How do I focus and control my energies? How do I invoke Thor as a form of increasing and projecting my energy with focused force? If we think of Gods as myths about aspects of our own nature, then Thor reminds me that my prefrontal cortex always needs to be focused else my amygdala runs away with emotion.
A subscriber of mine sent me a link to your channel! So happy I clicked it! Lots of interesting content that is going to keep me up for the next couple of nights 🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely beautiful presentation.
Love how you went back to humans' thought processes as they relate to animism.
It really wouldn't hurt if we could look at the world like this once again, & strive to be protectors, not destroyers of this very precious earth.
Thank you 👍
Another reason why the gods are depicted as looking like people is when we see them either in deep meditation, riturals or in outer-body experiences; our conciousness percieves them and their attributes in a human form for us to understand or they themselves chose these forms so that we can better understand
and also the brain supposedly can't make up all parts of the images we dream such as the faces of people
@@esben181 that's very interesting! Thank you for the awesome fact:)
That's been my experience. I assume that it's simply the best way to communicate to humans. In a form that we can recognize while still manifesting their unique energy.
omfgs i've been waiting so long for this :')
As far as the algorithm, I was suggested one of your videos while binge watching stuff about ancient Greece. Now I've been binge watching your stuff lol. Great work and appreciate the sources! Skål!
I feel a real strong energy when im out in a lightning storm its enlightening.
Love these videos. Been waiting for this one for a long time as you might imagine. Well done
always appreciate the effort put into these videos ty
I love the videos you're putting out. So helpful in my journey. Thank you!
Ahh you've blessed my Friday. Great content as always 👍
Rock on' thanks man. I've been going over your videos and have learned much.
Only UA-camr I have notifications on. Always awesome content man
Thor is the calm in the eye of the storm. All of our ancestors paid attention to patterns in nature, no matter where it is we are from. Compare the pattern of the images you depict in this video with the Lorenz attractor: compare to Claire R Ferrer's "Chisma" in her book "Living Life's Circle: A Mescalero Apache Cosmovision."
Ratatosk is the three roosters and Thor is Odin Villi and Ve. The Triad, tripod, is stability; stability is Stillness, calm, balance, inertia.
Look to the Stars. What we call the Big Dipper is part of the constellation Mjolnir; half of the Hammerhead is the two stars opposite of the cup being the other half of the hammerhead. The handle stretching from Polaris, which is at once the eagle who sits atop yggdrasil and Asgard. The Little Dipper is the hawk that sits between the Eagle's eyes. Mjolnir spins throughout the year. Thor is at the center guarding Asgard, his hammer spins with the Whirlwind, the Stars, but he ever stays in the center of all things, the epitome of Dynamics without emotion, perfect balance. The three stars which make the handle the Big Dipper being lightning coming out of mjolnir, the three stars representing Odin vili and Ve. Thunder rides a black horse, or as the Mongolian band the Hu put it in Hutinese "Sugaan Essena"; The true Secret the Berserker's supposed rage and the secret of life itself: compare to Shaska of the Cossacks. A Berserker, a master of martial arts who can move with such Dynamics while conserving energy; opponents seeing the rage of the storm while missing the calm within the eye of the storm. The discipline of the berserk tragically forgotten during the Viking age, because people were more interested in carousing then having a sincere relationship with the ancestors. It seems to me to be related to the mental discipline of the yogi found in India, as many of our Traditions are evidently Vedic in essence. Look at the amazing things that yogis do and understand.
The axe is the masculine, the distaff the feminine, the hammer is as yin and yang. The marriage of sky and Earth, masculine and feminine. Again a Triad masculine feminine Egre.
My eyes awaken the well disappears. I can say no more at this time: from the Seidr I speak these things. This has not come from books but from what I see in the well of mimir.
The riddle is spoken, the puzzle is yours to solve.
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PS great video thank you for posting. First time I've seen one of your videos and I have subscribed
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Love the content, keep it up!
Very thankful for you making these videos so helpful keep up the good fight blessings be
Love your channel, great information and delivery of it!!!
Just came across your channel and I have to say I'm loving it. I think you have the best interpretation of the Norse myths that I have come across
I think your description of Thor is spot on, and I'd love to see you explain the myths surrounding Thor in this new light
Thanks for all the videos you’ve made, good sir. You are the best channel just because you don’t ask people to like and subscribe and the knowledge you’ve shared is greatly appreciated.
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I enjoy watching your videos. Keep doing what you are doing. I find it very enlightening.
You’ve got a wonderful take on things. I love listening to you share the history and your philosophies, please keep doing what you do! 🤣🥰👏
I wondered why I didn't see your posts more frequently. Good luck, love your work.
Greatly appreciate the commitment to looking for the connections between the theories, with a focus on helping to explain humans relationship with the complex systems, externally and internally, that we interact with. Thank you sincerely.
Looking forward to future videos about Thorr :)
Amazing content. Please keep up the great work !
Really enjoyed your video, thanks for making it (:
I really appreciate these videos
Your videos are amazing! I really enjoy watching. Thank you for sharing.
I ♥️ the images & the ideas connected in thought provoking ways. The comments are so interesting. 👍
Bought the book, Seed of Yggdrasil. Just started reading it but already love it. Thanks for the heads up about it!
This is one of my new favorite channels. You make great content man, very through and fair. I've not seen you take a dig a anyone in any of these videos and you have kept it to the sources. Many thanks, and much respect to you. I hadn't ever heard the last theory about the EMF but it seems interesting. The heart making the same sort of field is an amazing fact. One that I only discovered about 9 months before the 2019 to present fiasco. The field the human heart makes has a three foot radius. Meaning that if you are within 6 feet of someone, you are interreacting with them energetically. I never thought the social distancing rule was arbitrary.
Got this Recommended by UA-cam really enjoyed it very interesting
thanks for your work... very valuable
I recently discovered my ancestral background, and i appreciate your teachings about them and their religion.
Thanks so much for your work on your videos. So awesome to learn about the Norse culture. Great information.
I prefer the longer videos. Keep up the good work.
Great video, Ive read that Thor was also connected to Farming. So great subject & interesting views looking forward to more. thanks for sharing brother
Great video thank you!
Thank you. Always very interesting watching your videos. 👍🇦🇺
That is a amazing theory, and makes so much sence. I really love the way you tell your view on these things.
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Kirlian (Curlean) effect. Using photographic plates to capture an image of living electrical field.
As half euro mix half Native American, it never ceases to
Amaze me how much early European spirituality has in common with Native American spirituality in the foundational beliefs.
My algorithm keeps popping your videos up.
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I find this video right as I’m driving Through a huge thunderstorm haha good one as always man
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Would be sweet if you did a video on traditional norse foods, and the cook of the aesir , Saehrimnir
Awesome video
Still showing up in my feed,,,.I lean toward the 'life-force' theory which Thor may manifest.
Really interesting video, although I'm confused by the theory that our ancestors understood the existence of the electromagnetic field surrounding the earth and its role in protecting us from solar radiation.
Great ideas here!
Let’s bring these ideas together, yes!
I have a small statue of Thor in my kitchen- to remind me to be strong and have courage in an everyday way-
The connection between all things is so important but humans don’t always see it and we all suffer for it, just my thoughts, thank you for giving us scholarly references to check out❗️✌🏼
New to norse paganism and always wantin to learn and I've learned alot from your channel keep up the good work brother
Very good video sir. I very much like your mjöllnir pendant 👌
Fantastiske video'er :) min favorit var naturligvis sammenligningen mellem de danske, svenske og norske vikinger. :) Jeg er selv historiker og kan virkelig godt lide dine fortolkninger af kilderne.
I'd love to learn about the creation meaning. I love your videos
Enjoying!
Energy/Thor can never be destroyed, can only change forms………eternal!
Would love to see you do a video like this for Tyr.
Tyr is my favorite! Coming soon for sure!
Mythology is better than most books written now.
I would love to see a video like this about fenrir
That one is coming for sure!
Hi,from England!!
And hi from Germany! 😊
Hi, from USA Illinois.
Everyone has thor inside them, One needs to Find him.
Didn’t expect to hear varg vikernes to come out of your mouth lol but great video gave me a much better understanding of what we call Thor
Good video. I don’t think medieval or ancient people would have conceived of things like the “electromagnetic field of the Earth” as such. However, they may well have had ideas of things like a life force of the Earth, and seen that as where lightening strikes come from, and ideas of every living thing having a similar life force, etc. Which may amount to the same sort of thing, but I feel a bit uneasy about using precise modern scientific language for it, because they almost certainly weren’t defining it with the same parameters and concepts. But still, it makes sense at a spiritual level.
Love the video's, thanks 4 the knowledge!!! Skàl 💀🍻
Thanks for your time and video. Hail brother.
Not meaning to criticise but only to observe, I can see Thor being the representative of a number of different forces/qualities with the singular exception of the Earth's magnetic field. That instance of electromagnetic force is a relatively modern discovery and even if you'd given an ancient person a compass and showed them how to use it, if left to their own devices, who knows what kind of theory they would have come up with to explain HOW it worked.
Btw, you run an excellent channel and I look forward to every episode!
Very interesting. Had just finished reading an article about the Thunderbird people, possibly being of Denisovan origin and as possibly being a part of the origin of the Algonquian speaking peoples in america, and then stumbled upon your video. Subbed, of course👍✊
Recommendations for books on runes?
Not sure if you'll see this comment, but I was just looking at kettle bells and saw on the site/app named after a certain river that they have kettle bell weights shaped like Mjolnir. Im totally getting one.
Yeah but the aura or individual energy field is also connected to a greater field called the aether. This is why when someone dies or suffering greatly over 5000 miles away, you might feel it even though you know nothing actually of it at the time.
We're all connected. Even to those who have already passed.
It's about time someone else on the internet also related Thor to the magnetosphere. I thought I was the only one. I'll have to read her book now. Did she also relate ice giants to comets? I don't know how the ancients would know that comets contain ice though, but it's a fun idea to think about. My major is geography and I wanted to write an honors paper about geography and storm gods, but the religion professors thought I needed their coursework before doing such interdisciplinary work. Norse mythology's parallels with nature is really interesting the more you compare the two. I've been wondering if there could be a connection between Mjölnir and the Ankh as well, but my knowledge of Egypt still needs improving.
When thor himself explain what his name means
Jackson Crawford says that the Gods are not “Gods of” anything. Thunder is simply Thor’s personality.
Jackson Crawford is a linguist
I can’t find your other videos of similar content. I am interested in tiw, I wonder if you have a vid on him?
The first playlist on my channel has all of them. Havent done one on Tyr yet though
@@norsemagicandbeliefs8134 I’ll look now. Keep up this great work. I’m looking forward to your chats with the likes of STJ.
Interesting thing that is always mentioned but I only recently looked into was the connection between thor and indra in the rig veda, indra is the thunderer in the oldest texts of india who was described as a god of the people much like thor, fort destroyer and dragon slayer (sigmund paralllel). also they keep referring to a sweet soma drink in the rig veda which no one knows is but it's probably a mead analogue given that the main feature of soma is that it's sweet and alcoholic. Also on the rituals between the sky god and earth mother in europe we still have the festivals of may day and mid summer where people elect a may queen and king basic like old beauty pagent there is no real marriage or stuff like that but it's the symbolism that counts.
@Blanc Neige probably
This is an odd and random question but what is on the poster above the bed? It looks lovely with the throw pillows.
Nvm. Looks like a Pierre Bonnard print.
Right on the the head studied many regions. Found all are not what preach , been calling myself pagan for years. I have been more in line with native American. It all boils down the same . only found your channel in the last month and now I can tie the ends together. Thanks for doing this!!!
Real intelligent Theories…👏🏻👑🍻
I always recommended your channel both to my fellow heathens and Christian’s alike so they can learn the truth.
Thank you for the research & effort my friend.
Hail The Old Gods🍻🍻
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I´ve heard that Japanese farmers would pray to storms so mushrooms would grow. Recently, scientists managed to simulate lightning and where the false lightning hit the ground, mushrooms would spring up. Just a snippet of thought.
How did Norse people view mushrooms? Are there any legends or mentions about them? Hello from Slovakia
We have nothing in the sources from pagan times about mushrooms. There are a few in the more modern folktales.
Hail Our Folk! Hail Our Gods!
Thunder, of course, can rattle our spine and instantly have an effect on us especially as our ancestors huddled scared in their huts. But thunder is caused by lightning, and the electrical discharge of lightning converts nitrogen in the air to solid form and fertilizes the soil. So I view the concept of Thor as more of a lightning power than one of thunder (which is a by product.)
On another topic I wonder how you view alcohol?
I like it!
@@norsemagicandbeliefs8134 I wondered if you lived too healthy a lifestyle to enjoy the gift of alcohol.
@@halfpinthero912 Healthy lifetyle for 2 months........then get wasted for 2 days......then back to healthy pretty much
A way to connect the theory of Þór being lifeforce with him being the electromagnetic field and the storm is that lightning is involved in it all. In abiogenesis labs have determined that the start of life was likely the raw materials taking a sudden infusion of high energy to kickstart the self replication process in proto-life.
Read an article that said something about lighting could have created beginning life's. Thought it was interesting but not sure how solid it it
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