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The Existence of Biological Life on Earth A Systemic Explanation Based on the Universal Formula and the Law of Natural Balance
Abstract Biological life exists on Earth because the planet operates in accordance with the Universal Formula governing all natural systems. This formula states that any system—natural or man-made—must be free of defects, maintain internal balance, and possess corrective feedback mechanisms in order to function properly and safely. This paper demonstrates that Earth satisfies these universal requirements across astronomical, planetary, chemical, environmental, and biological levels. Life is therefore not accidental, but the inevitable outcome of a defect-free, balanced system operating within correct natural limits over long timescales.
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