Life and Non-Life

Abstract

In its spontaneous swing, the logos springs forth in far ranging differentiations of each strain. The constructive/intergenerative proficiencies of a few among these multifarious corresponding differentiations coincide with each other. It is only through their constructive coincidence that they manifest themselves; the aborted formations remain in oblivion, the random strains do not enter into the immense workings of reason but remain at the fringes. The coincidence of the constructively/intergeneratively relevant strains of the sprouting logos accounts for its formative nucleus. And a nucleus it is because in gushing forth from within, reason in its spontaneous outpouring, it does not calculate its effects; its ever renewed wealth is prodigious. Were it not for a detectable formative outline that the coincidences seems to fall into, it would appear as if each plant sprouting from this wealth of seeds pollinates and fruits as a result of pure hazard. And yet, we observe the contours of recurring regulation in other strains of the logoic manifestation of living nature, such that allow for a coincidence and subtend it. Subtending the strains of the logos, they make a coincidence possible without depriving it of the game of fortuitous encounter.