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WD_090/ 2005
(  Satoshi Kinoshita )
| Series: | Works on paper: Drawings | | Medium: | oil pastel and wax crayon on paper | | Size (inches): | 25 x 19.9 | | Size (mm): | 640 x 510 | | Catalog #: | WD_090 | | Description: | Signed, date and copyright in pencil on the reverse.
It's very rash to say that things are beyond the scope of science.
-Professor Francis Harry Compton Crick, OM FRS (June 8, 1916 – July 28, 2004) was a British physicist, molecular biologist and neuroscientist, most noted for being one of the discoverers of the structure of the DNA molecule.
Spontaneous Juxtaposition:[Definitions]
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Juxtaposition:
Juxtaposition (noun) is an act or instance of placing two things close together or side by side. This is often done in order to contrast the two, to show unlikeness or differences, to note the opposite qualities of the two, etc.
In music it is an abrupt change of elements.
In film the position of shots next to one another is intended to create meaning within the audience's mind.
In literature it occurs when two images that are otherwise not commonly brought together appear side by side or structurally close together - thereby forcing the reader to stop and reconsider the meaning of the text through the contrasting images/ideas/motifs. ex: slouched alertly
Modernist poetry played extensively with juxtaposing images, inserting unrelated fragments together in order to create wonder and interest in readers.
In mathematics, juxtaposition of symbols is commonly used for multiplication: ax denotes the product of a with x, or a times x.
-From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia/ en.wikipedia.org
Spontaneous order:
Spontaneous order is a term that describes the spontaneous emergence of order out of a seemingly chaotic context, as the result of a (temporary or permanent) balance of forces, or some sort of natural selection process.
Spontaneous order lowers the entropy of the system in which it arises; this means that a comparatively higher increase in entropy must occur elsewhere. For example, the evolution of life on Earth may be seen as an example of spontaneous order. This evolution is driven by energy from the Sun. Thus, while the entropy of Earth's biosphere decreases, the entropy of the Sun increases.
Spontaneous order has been offered as an explanation for numerous phenomena, such as the development of human language and the aforementioned evolution of life on Earth. However, many of these claims are highly controversial. For example, creationists argue that life on Earth could not have arisen spontaneously, and must have been designed by a higher consciousness. There are wheels within wheels in that controversy: some scientists, such as Fred Hoyle, accept spontaneous order as an explanation for the proliferation of species, but don't see it as plausible as an explanation for the original emergence of life. Others, such as Francis Crick, don't believe that life could have arisen spontaneously on earth, but conclude that it may have arisen spontaneously on a more hospitable planet, and been transported to earth.
-From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia/ en.wikipedia.org
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