If the initial mass of organic matter was the same inorganic in its passivity, differing from it only in the most variability, we have to conclude that her initial change obey the same General law, which causes changes in inorganic mass. The volatility of the homogeneous is a universal principle. In all cases the homogeneous tends to become heterogeneous, and less heterogeneous into the more heterogeneous. Therefore, the primary protoplasmic units stage, which began with evolution, was to be moving from complete homogeneity of the entire mass to the emergence of some heterogeneity. While the cause of this first stage in one of the sites organic matter was supposed to be, as in inorganic matter, that its parts are variously affected acting forces. What are these forces acting? Forces of her environment or even the surrounding outer world. What part of the site were to be different actions? Need parts external and internal. Thus, in organic aggregates, as in inorganic, suggesting that they have sufficient adhesive force to maintain constant ratios between its parts, the initial transition from homogeneity to heterogeneity were bound to have an impact in the differentiation of the external surface from internal content. Still, it would be a modification of the physical or chemical and were does the constructive or destructive processes, it is a consequence of the above generalization: direct action of the medium was the primordial factor of organic evolution.
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If the initial mass of organic matter was the same
inorganic in its passivity, differing from it only in the most
variability, we have to conclude that her initial change
obey the same General law, which causes changes in
inorganic mass. The volatility of the homogeneous is a universal principle. In
all cases the homogeneous tends to become heterogeneous, and less
heterogeneous into the more heterogeneous. Therefore, the primary protoplasmic
units stage, which began with evolution, was to be
moving from complete homogeneity of the entire mass to the emergence of some
heterogeneity. While the cause of this first stage in one of the
sites organic matter was supposed to be, as in
inorganic matter, that its parts are variously affected
acting forces. What are these forces acting? Forces of her environment or even
the surrounding outer world. What part of the site were to be
different actions? Need parts external and internal. Thus,
in organic aggregates, as in inorganic, suggesting that they
have sufficient adhesive force to maintain constant ratios
between its parts, the initial transition from homogeneity to heterogeneity
were bound to have an impact in the differentiation of the external surface from
internal content. Still, it would be a modification of the physical or
chemical and were does the constructive or destructive processes, it
is a consequence of the above generalization:
direct action of the medium was the primordial factor of organic
evolution.
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