Erwin Schrodinger — "The human organism is a highly ordered and organized system, which maintains its…"
The human organism is a highly ordered and organized system, which maintains its order by continually drawing order from its environment.
The human organism is a highly ordered and organized system, which maintains its order by continually drawing order from its environment.
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"What is life? The answer to this question is not what one expects."
"We are all stardust."
"If you are hungry, you can eat a carrot. If you are thirsty, you can drink water. If you are cold, you can put on a coat. But what do you do if you are lonely?"
"The scientist's world-picture is of course not the only possible one. It is not even a complete one. It is just one, an important one, but it is not the whole truth."
"The world is a construct of our sensations, perceptions, memories. It is convenient to regard it as existing objectively. But it is not a logical necessity."
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