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TO READ THE PREVIEW SCROLL DOWN TO READ THE PREVIEW SCROLL DOWN The living symphony of life sounds from deep within the microphysical, representing the veritable completion of the fabled Great Chain of Being. This sketch from 2015 can... more
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      BioinformaticsBotanyMicrobiologyPhysiology
Readers are advised that an up-to-date discussion of the author's fundamental thesis (’The Idea’), on the origin, operation, and destiny of the World, is now found at the top of the main page under the rubric, Thematic Evolution and... more
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      ReligionPhysiologyPolitical Geography and GeopoliticsPaleoanthropology
Is one of the roles of theory in biology answering the question ‘‘What is life?’’ This is true of theory in many other fields of science. So why should not it be the case for biology? Yet efforts to identify unifying concepts and... more
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    • Nature of Life
In the antiquity, the essence of life processes was considered a kind of creative fire (Heraclitus, the Stoa). Also, in modern times, some concepts were formulated according to which a common fire was supposed to be essential for life... more
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      StoicismFireMetaphorPhilosophy of Nature
Just as religion is impassable to its own dogmatic philosophies and ideas, present day science also acts in the same manner. Embracing its reductionist approach, it loses its sight to the most beautiful and insightful possibilities... more
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      SociologyFractal GeometryPhilosophy of ScienceConsciousness
In this paper, we argue on the ability of science to capture the true subjective experience of life, blinded within the limits of its reductionist approaches. With this approach, even though science can explain well the physics behind the... more
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      NeuropsychologyConsciousnessPhilosophy of LifeSubjectivity
The Nature of Life: How can we characterize the nature of life? Against other assumptions, science has shown that life is nothing but physics and chemistry, and that there is no mysterious vital force included. Still, life strikes us as... more
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      PhilosophyBiologyNature of Life