The emergence of life, as analyzed through the Theory of the Adjacent Possible (TAP), suggests that life is a phase transition, expected and not miraculous. This view aligns life’s emergence with physical laws, emphasizing that it is a natural process within the universe.
In exploring the evolution of the biosphere, the authors propose that it's a non-deducible construction; instead of a strict following of laws, it is an ever-creative process adaptable to its environment, implying a freedom in evolutionary trajectories that challenges traditional deterministic views.
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