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A review of John Gribbin's 'Deep Simplicity', exploring how complex systems and the emergence of life arise from simple underlying rules through chaos and complexity, with reflections on Heideggerian phenomenology.
Read More →Process philosophy argues that the universe isn't built from fixed, unchanging objects but is fundamentally a continuous flow of tiny, energetic moments of experience that are all deeply interconnected, constantly absorbing the past to create new and unique reality.
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