The deep implications of the Chaos Theory
In this article for Philosphy Now, philosophy professor Peter Saltzstein offers to us a discussion on
New Chemistry
A theory of evolution based on chaos
Keith Bennet says that recent discoveries in science shows that the Darwinian theory of evolution has no real evidence.
The deeper implications of the Chaos Theory
The chaos theory has deep philosophical implications in the way we do science, and the way we understand ourselves.
Human beings as a chaotic system
The human body is a complex, dynamic system, whose rules are dominated by chaos.
The Fourth Phase of Water: A book review
Charles Eisenstein shows us to us how a deeper understanding of water will revolutionize our understanding of the world.
Is life in the universe an improbable or an inevitable event?
Life is an inevitable consequence of evolution. But unlike the rest of nature, the energy that pushes us to self-organize is not external – it is found in our thoughts, deeds, and emotions.
Why does life need water?
If order is a main characteristic of life, and the universe coalesce towards more complicated forms, what higher form will life create? Are humans the end of this evolution, or are we just another step in the process?
The fourth phase of water
Ever wondered why it is important to keep your body hydrated? This article will help you discover why.
Stuart Kauffman: We need to break the spell of reductive materialism
The spell of scientific materialism is coming to an end, are we ready to search for new truths?
Intentional action and the changes it creates in the chemistry of the brain
Your brain chemicals can determine what you feel or think, but it cannot tell you who you are. It cannot determine the reason why you exist in the world.