creekdipper
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So the instant you place the cake pan in the oven the ingredients become a cake? (in name only-it is obviously still just cake batter)
Do you have to let go of the pan first or is it a cake as soon as the pan is inside of the oven? If you have to let go of it first, is it a cake before you shut the oven door or do you have to shut the oven door first? If you remove the cake as soon as you put it in the oven, does it go back to being called cake batter?
But according to you, all of the ingredients necessary for the creation of a separate and unique cake does not make it a cake - only the baking process makes it a cake
All of the ingredients necessary (DNA) for a separate human would not make a separate human - only the "baking" process.
So an egg fertilized outside of the womb would not constitute the same level of human as an egg fertilized inside the womb?
And what is the equivalent of the beginning of the baking process for humans?
A fertilized egg? (that would be the batter) Attachment to the uterine wall?
Location is not the issue. The process is the issue. I admittedly am a novice re: baking, but it was my understanding that simply moving the location of cake batter has no effect upon any chemical reactions that are necessary to turn the batter into a cake. Interrupting tbe process once it has begun, obviously, will interfere with the process.
Comparing mixed cake batter to a fertlized egg is quite a stretch.