TFNR - Mixed / real Processes
In Nature, pure, isolated anabolic or catabolic processes are rare. More often, we encounter mixed Processes (e.g. cellular processes that incessantly assemble more complex compounds—such as proteins formed from amino acids—and, at the same time, disgregate them once their function is complete, providing new available bricks for proteosynthesis).
Mixed-real processes are Processes in which:
organizational Action—aggregation/creation of Complexity, of more complex Information, aggregation of component parts into a set or a network; constructive Processes
interact with:
transformative Action—disgregation/destruction of Complexity, of complex Information, and reduction of a set or a network into its component parts; destroying Processes
to produce the Formation of Reality.
Together they realize the (metabolic) Cycle of Information (Organization, Transformation, Selection), the functional engine of the Evolution of Reality and the Universe.
Links to the tables of contents of TFNR Paper
