TFNR - Catabolic / destructive-transforming Processes
Processes in which prevails transformative Action, disgregation / destruction of complexity, of complex Information, and reduction of a set in the component parts, destroying processes.
Processes in which transformative Action prevails—disgregation/destruction of complexity, of complex Information, and reduction of a set into its component parts; destroying processes.
Catabolism is the set of metabolic pathways that breaks down complex Information (and Structures of Information, Forms) to less complex Information (and Structures of Information, Forms), that become available to be re-used in / by other anabolic processes. These processes require Action, Events, expression of forces on fields, work. Catabolism is the breaking-down aspect of formation, whereas anabolism is the building-up aspect.
Catabolism is the set of metabolic pathways that break down complex Information (and Structures of Information, Forms) into simpler Information (and Structures of Information, Forms), which then become available for reuse in/by other anabolic processes. These processes require Action, Events, the expression of forces upon fields—they require work. Catabolism represents the breaking-down aspect of formation, whereas anabolism represents the building-up aspect.
This kind of processes cooperate in the formation/coevolution of Reality, producing less complex Information / Energy, Structures of Information, Forms.
These kinds of processes cooperate in the formation and coevolution of Reality, producing less complex Information/Energy, Structures of Information, and Forms.
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