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From Inorganic Energies to Organic Systems: A Framework through Universal Natural Laws

Malicse, Angelito
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Abstract The transition from non-organic to organic energy systems—the origin of life—is one of the most profound challenges in science. This paper explores how the fundamental laws of physics governing energy, entropy, and chemical interactions can be understood through a broader meta-framework: the three universal laws of nature (law of karma, law of balance, and law of feedback). By mapping physical processes to these universal laws, we illustrate how stable organic systems emerged from inorganic energies and self-organized into the foundation of life. We also integrate contemporary research on prebiotic chemistry, non-equilibrium thermodynamics, and systems theory to strengthen the theoretical framework.
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