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Day 13 in the life of the Fast Plant

January 17, 2016

The buds grew out in two days. First the cotyledons, then two levels of true leaves, and now the buds appear. It seem like that just as soon as the plant got the feedback that it was alive and growing, it started getting ready to reproduce. Like it know that it better hurry up and starting that process if the species was going to continue. The buds are a new organ different than leaves and more complex. Rudolf Claudius in 1865, stated that: “The entropy of the universe tends to a maximum.” The word entropy mean disorder. In other words, everything breaks down; cars get rusty, houses fall apart, toys break, bedrooms get messy, and socks become mismatched, etc. Plant defy this nature law of the universe! While everything else in the universe breaks down, life builds up. Not only has this plant made simple leaves, but now it is making an even more complex shape, the flower. This life is smart enough to know about entropy and prepare to make another generation before it breaks down. How did this happen? How did atoms develop this anti-entropy ability? Is this happening in other parts of the universe?

 

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