Syntropy
concentrates energy in smaller and smaller spaces, increasing order and
organization. But, since concentration cannot increase indefinitely, at a
certain point, the system releases energy and matter, activating the opposite
process of entropy. In this way an exchange of energy and matter with the
environment takes place. Where catabolic processes are entropic and transform
higher level structures into lower level structures and anabolic processes are
syntropic and transform simple structures into complex structures. A game of
construction and destruction that allows life to evolve.
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