TFNR - Anabolic / constructive-organizing Processes
Processes in which prevails organizational Action, creation of new more complex Information and aggregation of component parts in a set, constructive processes.
Processes in which organizational Action prevails—creation of new, more complex Information and aggregation of component parts into a set; constructive processes.
Anabolism is the set of Information metabolic pathways that construct new and more complex Information (and Structures of Information, Forms) from less complex Information (and Structures of Information, Forms). These processes require Action, Events, expression of forces on fields, work. Anabolism is the building-up aspect of formation, whereas catabolism is the breaking-down aspect.
Anabolism refers to the set of Information metabolic pathways that construct new and more complex Information (and Structures of Information, Forms) from simpler Information (and Structures of Information, Forms). These processes require Action, Events, the expression of forces upon fields—they require work. Anabolism represents the building-up aspect of formation, whereas catabolism represents the breaking-down aspect.
This kind of processes cooperate in the formation/coevolution of Reality, producing new/more complex Information / Energy, Structures of Information, Forms.
These kinds of processes cooperate in the formation and coevolution of Reality, producing new and more complex Information, Energy, Structures of Information, and Forms.
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