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Explaining the Interaction of Biological Life on Earth Through the Lens of Physics and the Universal Formula
Abstract This paper explores how the interaction of biological life on Earth can be explained using fundamental laws of physics, integrated with the principles of the Universal Formula—particularly the law of balance in nature. By linking thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, classical mechanics, and systems theory with biological processes, we establish that life is a complex, non-equilibrium physical system. This framework demonstrates that the Universal Formula is compatible with established physical laws and provides an interpretive bridge between physics, biology, and the philosophical implications of free will.
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