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The Human Body as an Energy System in Constant Interaction with Nature: A Foundation for Understanding Free Will through Natural Laws
For centuries, philosophers, scientists, and spiritual thinkers have debated the nature of human existence and free will. At the core of these inquiries lies a profound question: Are human beings merely systems of energy interacting with the greater forces of nature? This essay explores that question through the lens of physics, biology, systems theory, and a novel framework known as the universal formula, which posits that human free will is not arbitrary, but instead governed by universal natural laws. Through this multidisciplinary lens, we find that the human body is indeed an energetic system, continuously shaped by — and shaping — the forces of the natural world.
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