Thermoinfocomplexity
Thermoinfocomplexity
Behzad Mohit
Naval Ravikant
Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on "The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish" podcast.
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Thermoinfocomplexity

Thermoinfocomplexity: A New Theory: Origin of Life and Evolution of Complex Adaptive Systems

Behzad Mohit
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Behzad Mohit
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In "Thermoinfocomplexity," Behzad Mohit embarks on a groundbreaking journey through the intricate dance of energy and information that underpins the fabric of existence. At the heart of this pioneering work is the concept that the universe's complexity—from the simplest molecules to the vast networks of human society—is not random but arises from a fundamental interplay. Mohit masterfully elucidates how systems evolve, adapt, and thrive by efficiently harnessing and converting energy from their surroundings, a process that transcends scale and connects all forms of life in a universal narrative of emergence and transformation. With lucid prose and compelling logic, Mohit unveils the physico-chemical underpinnings of complex adaptive systems, offering insights into the universal scaling laws that govern the metabolism of beings as diverse as bacteria and humans. "Thermoinfocomplexity" takes the reader on an enlightening voyage from the microscopic to the societal, analogized through the mesmerizing journey of a photon navigating the labyrinthine paths of a pinball machine. This book not only sheds light on the elegance of the cosmos but also underscores our place within it, bound by the inexorable march toward greater complexity and the eternal increase of entropy. Mohit's work is a testament to the beauty of scientific inquiry, revealing the intricate tapestry of life through the lens of thermodynamics and information theory.

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Released
2017
5 Sep
Length
429
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Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on "The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish" podcast.
— Behzad Mohit, Thermoinfocomplexity

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