Why things evolve like they doCopyright Raimondo Ballisti, August 2025The main goal is to understand, and thus I will oversimplify the physics. We can understand the whole history of our universe if we agree that at the origin we had an immense amount of "primordial" energy. It should be obvious that this was a very unstable state. In fact this primordial energy started to try to find a more stable state. This is the moving rule for our universe:
It should be obvious that such an action need energy. Having space and energy we can speak of "energy density". Distributing energy on more space diminish the density of energy. Then it was possible that the first fundamental particles could condensate. The rest of the story is well known. But be aware that nature reach a stable state by
There is a recurrent rule in this process:
Then a new situation is created and this open new possibilities. Also consider that many chemistry reactions are more probable then others, just think of the binding of two hydrogen atoms with one oxigen: water! It is also in chemistry so, that building more complicated structures bind more energy. This explain the increased complexity of anorganic molecules and out of them the building of organic components which then ignited what we see as life forms. The process toward more complicated structures is going on till today, and we are at present one of the most complexed one. Try to see how the rule mentioned above was (is) working in our universe:
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