Bishadi
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Self-Organisation
In the last chapter we understood that biological diversity and complexity does not contradict the Second Law of thermodynamics because living organisms are structures that maintain themselves far from equilibrium: They use an inflow of energy to create "order from disorder" within themselves, but dissipate heat and other waste products to increase the net entropy and disorder of the universe. The remarkable self-organisation exhibited by living organisms is also illustrated in simpler non-living systems such as that of Benard cells and the BZ cemical reaction. In this chapter we will look at further examples of self-organisation, that is, macroscopic order or pattern formation in a complex system.
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for some to observe current paradigm
But if a living form dies and leaves a life (new generation) in their wake; then it seems 'life abuses entropy'....
the observance is that life is alive; we all know that.....
but today's math has a few issue with defining life......
who is intent on identifying what needs to be done?