What Makes Clocks And Cats Different?
<p>Let us play a little game. What do clocks and cats have in common? For starters, both transform energy from an input source (batteries for clocks and food for cats) using a chemical process to do work. I would have said “useful work”, but that honor belongs exclusively to clocks.</p>
<p>Going from function to form, both clocks and cats share compositional chemical elements such as oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, etc. At a finer level, both are made of electrons, protons, neutrons, etc.</p>
<p>Even with so much similarity at the micro-level, we note that cats are living beings while clocks are not. Why is this?</p>
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