A Science of Being Flashcards

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A Scientific Theory of what?

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Connection, Consciousness and Being

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Author?

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Neil Theise, diagnostic pathologist

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What is Complexity Theory?

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The study of how complex systems manifest in the world

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How life self-organises - seven examples?

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From (1) the substance of our universe, (2) interactions within the quantum foam, to (3) the formation of atoms and molecules, (4) cells, (5) human beings, (6) social structures, (7) ecosystems and beyond

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In every instance of life’s complexity, what rule applies?

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The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

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The extraordinary outcomes from complex interactions are called what?

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Emergent properties

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Bridges the gap between the universe at its most infinitesimal (what?) and most vast (what?)

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Quantum mechanics and the Theory of Relativity

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What crucial personal riddle can it solve?

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Our sense of Being

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What are the most basic elements of existence (four)?

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Space, time, matter and energy

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