laCster

think about it, which element is the strongest and therefore the most important to humans survival (earth, wind, water, fire?)

TwistableLime

Without earth we would not be here! Although I think you would have to define earth a little better; are we talking about the spherical object we call earth or are we talking about the dirt earth?

Dark

Without water, we would not be here either

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laCster

What fuels fire? Wind
What Causes wind? Heat
What creates water? Hydrogen+ Oxygen (found in wind)
What makes earth? Fire

Dark

But you can live without fire or wind. Life, however, ceases to exist without water, or therefore, a place to exist in the first place with no e(E)arth.

laCster

no not earth as the planet lol, i should of specified, earth as in dirt, nature, leaaves, plants
but that does make a good point

Hashishi

To live without fire or wind (or indeed any of the 'elements') would be to inhabit a world with vastly different physical laws and processes and thus not only impossible but downright unimaginable. Essentially they're all the same thing anyway: energy in various, transitory states, roughly speaking.

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Zocalo

How is the earth made by fire?

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Knobley

Well, Iron is the most stable element. So I guess it is the strongest.

Billyboob

from fire you have heat, from heat you have energy and thats enough to start with.