Flexion Biology V1.0: Biological Structure as a Regime of Matter
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| author | Bogdanov, Maryan |
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| contents | <p>Flexion Biology presents biology as a distinct structural regime of matter,<br>defined not by molecular composition or functional mechanisms,<br>but by the emergence of active self-maintenance, regulated memory,<br>and agentive preservation of viability.</p> <p>The work treats biological description as admissible only under specific<br>structural conditions. Biology is shown to emerge from chemical regimes<br>when persistence becomes self-sustaining, and to cease when this capacity<br>is exhausted, even if chemical or physical processes continue.</p> <p>This theory is diagnostic rather than predictive.<br>It does not propose biological mechanisms, genetic models,<br>or computational frameworks.<br>Instead, it defines the structural boundaries within which<br>biological reasoning remains meaningful, and clarifies its relation<br>to chemical and physical regimes of matter.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Flexion Biology V1.0: Biological Structure as a Regime of Matter Bogdanov, Maryan biology foundations of biology structural regimes biological viability agency self-maintenance memory emergence limits of applicability <p>Flexion Biology presents biology as a distinct structural regime of matter,<br>defined not by molecular composition or functional mechanisms,<br>but by the emergence of active self-maintenance, regulated memory,<br>and agentive preservation of viability.</p> <p>The work treats biological description as admissible only under specific<br>structural conditions. Biology is shown to emerge from chemical regimes<br>when persistence becomes self-sustaining, and to cease when this capacity<br>is exhausted, even if chemical or physical processes continue.</p> <p>This theory is diagnostic rather than predictive.<br>It does not propose biological mechanisms, genetic models,<br>or computational frameworks.<br>Instead, it defines the structural boundaries within which<br>biological reasoning remains meaningful, and clarifies its relation<br>to chemical and physical regimes of matter.</p> |
| title | Flexion Biology V1.0: Biological Structure as a Regime of Matter |
| topic | biology foundations of biology structural regimes biological viability agency self-maintenance memory emergence limits of applicability |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18524226 |