FranzNahrada:

"The complexity-miniaturization-duration paradigm"

"In line with the modern ecological view of science emphasising a holistic, systemic approach, he argues that all of nature, "from bacteria to God" conforms to an imperative involving three fundamental principles:

1. COMPLEXITY. Many events and processes cluster wherever a living process is going on. The make-up of the process is immensely complex and ever intensifying.
2. MINIATURIZATION. The nature of complexity demands the rigorous utilization of all resources - mass-energy and space-time, for example. Therefore, whenever complexity is at work, miniaturization is mandated and a part of the process.
3. DURATION. Process implies extension of time. Temporal extension is warped by living stuff into acts of duration, i.e., the eventual "living outside of time".

Vielleicht wärs gut an diesem Punkt mit einem Systemtheoretiker wie Christian Fuchs zu sprechen, der über die Rolle von Information als Neg-entropischer Größe sehr viel gearbeitet hat.

Link zu Christian Fuchs

• http://igw.tuwien.ac.at/christian/
• http://igw.tuwien.ac.at/christian/index3.html