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Order out of chaos (1984)
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The denial of becoming by physics estranged science from philosophy... [and] became a dogmatic assertion directed against all those (chemists, biologists, physicians) for whom a qualitative diversity existed in nature... Today we believe that the epoch of certainties and absolute oppositions is over. Physicists belong to their culture, to which, in their turn, they make an essential contribution.
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Equilibrium thermodynamics was an achievement of the nineteenth century, nonequilibrium thermodynamics was developed in the twentieth century, and Onsager's relations mark a crucial point in the shift of interest away from equilibrium to non-equilibrium.
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The threat lies in the realization that in our universe the security of stable, permanent rules are gone forever. We are living in a dangerous and uncertain world that inspires no blind confidence. Our hope arises from the knowledge that even small fluctuations may grow and change the overall structure. As a result, individual activity is not doomed to insignificance
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Whatever we call reality, it is revealed to us only through the active construction in which we participate.
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The irreversibility [of time] is the mechanism that brings order out of chaos.
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Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing.
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Ilya Prigogine
Born:
January 25, 1917
Died:
May 28, 2003
(aged 86)
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