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> A sperm and an egg > join together and create a new human. Neither the sperm nor > the egg by themselves are ~a~ human. They are part of a > human. > I'm curious. Why do you attribute the word "Human" to a sperm and an egg togethar? Surely it's just a cell (I believe it's called a "zygote"). Yes, the cell has the potential to fiddle with acids, proteins and mitosis, eventually forming a human body. But if you call the zygote human because it has the potential to become a human, then why aren't a sperm and an egg also "human"? Afterall, they also have the potential to form a human.
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