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The work is written in a language accessible to most educated people (it is not
necessary to be a specialist), consists of an original, deep, and reflective perspective
of all aspects of human life in light of the paradigm
quantum/chaos/order.

In general, as a whole, THE INTELLIGENT BODY is a book that

it deals with the history of consciousness, knowledge, the human body and the
image of Man from our ancestors to our days, framed
in the conception of the Universe according to each era.

In the work, one can appreciate: a deconstruction of the Cartesian paradigm-

Newtonian and its implications for individual and social behavior, biology,
medicine, sexuality, the woman/man relationships..., their manifestations and
repercussions in the economy and politics; as well as the implications of the new
quantum paradigm/chaos/order in our relationship with our body
intelligent, work that has been done so far taking for it
only between 1 and 4 of the 26 epistemological principles of this paradigm and, that in
in its entirety, I explain in a comprehensive and holistic manner, that is, from the perspective
of the global interrelationship of all of them.
INDEX
Introduction........................................................................... 6

Prologue…………………………………………………………………………………… 9

Chapter 1

FROM THE MECHANICAL BODY TO THE INTELLIGENT BODY ...

From the organic body to the mechanical body.

The clock: paradigmatic model of mechanicism

The Scientific Revolution

Factors that contributed to the Scientific Revolution

Psychopathology and Weaknesses of Mechanistic Science

The replacement of religion by science...

Implications of a superparadigm like the Cartesian-Newtonian...

The Quantum Revolution and the intelligent body...

CHAPTER 2

EPISTEMOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF SUPERPARADIGMS

CARTESIAN-NEWTONIAN AND QUANTUM...

Paradigms

Epistemological principles of the Cartesian-Newtonian superparadigm.

Our life in the mechanical universe...

Epistemological principles of the quantum superparadigm

The dance of the Universe from the quantum perspective...

CHAPTER 3

THE GREAT CONSCIOUSNESS

Etymology of the word consciousness and its associations...

The notion of consciousness or something similar underlies the

mechanistic thinking

The Creative/The Created

Chaos/Implicated Order/Chaos/Deployed Order..............................

The Great Consciousness

Our body/consciousness....................................................................................

Thought and emotions

The internal dialogue ...

Chapter 4

DEPLOY

Was the Universe created?

From Newton to the Big Bang

What implications does a theory like the Big Bang have for us?....

Life

The Universe is alive.

Lamarck

Darwin

A new way of looking at evolution.

Chaos, order, and life

Dissipative structures

Chapter 5

THE REALITY

The realism of beliefs

Different versions of the same thing...

Postmodern reality

Maintain appearances
The mechanistic reality

About the intrinsic order of things...

The law, the force, and the order.

The social construction of reality

Reality is an illusion...

The observer and the observed

The scientific language...

Brainwashing

The Superstar Ego

Quantum reality

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INTRODUCTION

The Universe flows; constant transformation of all things like sand

the sea that is sketched and erased with every wave; which in turn sketches and
un-draws the beach. Like the river of old Heraclitus, like the hourglasses of
Borges. We being the world, being dust, perhaps, in love; also
we are part of that sand that, Jorge Luis Borges said, is in the clocks of
she was seen falling "with a haste that is entirely human."

No observation process is a static experience and never

we achieve nothing immutable, neither in what is observed nor in ourselves. The
experience is constantly teaching us that everything is in motion (and we,
of course, too). Why then is the result of the observation: the
Are ideas about the World always trying to be static? Ideas are entities.
rare; they are formed like clouds but then they stay because we take a
photo to the cloud; and then we consecrate it. It seems that we seek the immutable in
something that, being a human creation, like the ideas we have of the
world, it depends on us and we can give it the character we want.

This book is a great opportunity and a unique occasion to explore the

paradigms and mother ideas that control our lives, from the macro-
political-economic, going through all processes of human relations,
hasta nuestra íntima relación con el sentido que damos a nuestra propia
existence. Its author, using academic language in a
deconstructive; to overcome the obstacles represented by one's own assumptions
contents in the structure and select priority concepts that every language
it addresses, more than to reason, to the body-soul-energy harmony
integrated that we are. To the universal intelligence that dwells within us and is being in
everyone.

In the first chapter, it takes us on a historical tour of the general way of

to conceive ourselves and to conceive the world in the West. How from a consciousness
corporate-vital, organic and integrated we go through the historical process
called Industrial Revolution, to be machines or clocks. How, already before the
Middle Ages, we had been instilled with the idea that we are something different from
our bodies; which, moreover, should not be considered either reliable or
virtuoso, not good, by itself. And now, moreover, composed of parts.
replaceable and even disposable; as the doctors who must have understood it
in the last century so many lobotomies were performed. But regardless of how our
the body is our presence in the world, when we were condemned to repress it,
they repressed what we are and, when they convinced us that we were clocks or
machines, in a collective, we began to behave like such and we lost
a lot of the human warmth that used to shelter us.
This dramatic transformation of the mother ideas and its impact on our
lives, is brilliantly analyzed from an epistemological perspective,
historical and social; as well as its consequences on the collective and individual.

In the second chapter, a thorough exploration of what a superparadigm is takes place.

superparadigms are built as bodies of ideas that self-validate and
that can justify what the purest human sensitivity would not accept
never. By the way, sensitivity has been so forbidden since Bacon that
even a genius like Kant had to call it Pure Practical Reason, in order to
to conclude with the Categorical Imperative that, if looked at closely, is a way of
to describe what we Legos call sensitivity, humanity, kindness.

In this chapter, the tangle of the epistemological principles of the

superparadigmas Cartesiano-Newtoniano y Cuántico/Caos; y se nos muestran
all their threads separately and what these threads move in human life. The
consequences of living in a universe conceived as mechanical; and how the
the author imagines life understood from a more harmonious perspective with reality
quantum.

Chapter three is a revealing cascade about what Consciousness is.

and, like this, is the essence of the Universe and is present at all points
discrete of its wonderful holography; informed and informer, cooperative and
integrated. And I say cascade because, just like in the face of the prism in
overwhelming free fall, our spirit expands; here it does so to
understand a plethora of aspects about consciousness, and what it is; to
pesar de lo inefable del tema. Además de que se explica y enfatiza el por qué de
its ineffable nature.

Consciousness, the self, internal dialogue; how thought and emotions,

despite any effort, they are inseparable; how even the most thought
analytical and discursive takes uncontrollable quantum leaps; the Tao, scientifically
demonstrable from the quantum perspective; Consciousness as a mirror image of the
Universe, are some of the themes, while the internal cascade, caused by
the reading of this chapter continues to reveal new colors and lights; and a
feeling of freedom in gestation.

There is no such thing as living things and inert things. Everything is alive.

Thus begins the next stage of this journey towards epistemological nakedness.
of the intelligent body; chapter four: life or Unfolding.

If a snail were to write its theogony, the Universe created by God would have the
shape of its shell. Of course, in the thought experiment that I propose,
this God is an ideal version of the snail itself. And, surely, its
followers would feel it is their duty and right to extend those 'deep'
truths all over the beach.

Creationist theories; although increasingly discredited in light of so much

evidence, continue to resonate inside the snail, which seeks for everything to have
a beginning and an end, like its momentary individuality of snail.
What seeks the prevalence of this individuality over the rest.

Great thinkers in light of quantum discoveries already speak of the Big

Bang as "the most remote phenomenon of which there is knowledge." The way in which the
the author intertwines his own reflections with those of the most prominent and
scientific innovators and philosophers of today, make it so that through reading one
They are tearing down conceptual walls and, although at the moment, we may not be able to
beyond the shell, we can try to behave in harmony with it
knowledge that the Universe does not end where our ability to
to conceive it.

The inclusion of the diverse, of the chaos, of the multiple visions that can be
having the same phenomenon, they are quantum ways of approaching the
knowledge of Life; under the awareness that we are not in the world
but we are the world.

The author identifies Life and Chaos/Order as the principle of the Creative.
life is the Creative Chaos/Order in Holo-movement. It unravels dualism
antagonistic between matter and life. Between living matter and inert matter. Proposes to
Active Information as the essential feature of Life tells us that
it is in everything that exists in the Universe:

Everything informs and is informed... Everything is alive and is intelligent.

Despite appearances, what we call reality lacks time and

space" The fifth point of this microcosm discusses Reality,
viewed by the author, as the unstoppable dance of changing forms. We
it says, among many other things, that what we call Reality is a set
selected from transient abstractions of the chaotic infinite ocean of events
simultaneous events taking place in each here and now.

The beliefs and the political, religious, and economic interests that generate them and
they maintain them. How ideas are transformed into beliefs and character.
emotional of these. How the very structure of the human psyche strives
desperately to find an intrinsic order that allows him to create a
consistent reality in accordance with their beliefs.
In the beginning was the Word and, from it, we began to create the present.
human reality. The Word (logos, word, concept; abstraction by
definition) as if by magic, it became, for us, the thing
the same. Since then we have lived in the kingdom of Maya, as they called it.
ancient sages to this illusion. And it is that many of the contents
The fundamentals of this book completely align with what wise men, mystics, and
poets have reiterated in a thousand wonderful ways throughout the centuries. Today in
day the Human Being, through opposing paths and, in its beginnings, deniers of
every mystical or poetic outburst is arriving at the encounter with these same ones
truths, contradictory like a Coam. The work of the most important
current scientists and thinkers were consulted in order to approach these
new understandings provided by quantum science.

It is obvious that the "model" used until now left out a countless number of
phenomena. So much so that the world is divided, for the common people; into the
the world of the 'normal' and the world of the 'paranormal'; in order to be able to talk about
everything that happens in everyday reality and that is impossible from the point of view of
scientific view. There is also the world of the divine and the profane; dichotomy
from the reality that causes a deep wound in sensitive souls. For
Classic philosophers and scientists acknowledge the existence of both the physical and the metaphysical worlds. When the
the model is expanded; in light of the fact that Everything is Informed Intelligent Life and
Informant in perpetual evolutionary transformation; as demonstrated in
this book, brings down 'the Berlin Wall' between Physics and Metaphysics. Because if Everything is
Creative Intelligence in motion and there is no void, but a matrix of
subtle energy, then, there is no Physical and Metaphysical. Either Everything is Physical or Everything
It is Metaphysical. The phenomena fit together in complex, multiple ways and
cambiantes; como piezas flexibles de un infinito rompecabezas caleidoscópico
in constant transformation, providing us with a heartfelt satisfaction through
of this new organic intuition of the Universe.

Blanca Guzmán
PROLOGUE

During the 1920s, classical physics was

shaken strongly in its foundations by quantum physics, which has
representing a new Scientific Revolution and a paradigm shift.

Newtonian physics, of course, remains applicable in the macrocosm,

in particular regarding objects in motion or appearing
rest. However, it lacks any validity in the microcosm. Likewise, its
epistemological principles are invalid in fields like psychology and
biology; principles that have become prejudices, which have distorted the
nature of life and of man and that, as we will see, have become in
beliefs mother at the service of power for domination, manipulation, control
and economic benefit of a small group of individuals.

For about 70 years, researchers in the field of quantum physics have

made surprising discoveries about the nature of the Universe. Without
embargo, during all this time, few researchers have been
daring to inquire and delve into its implications both in itself
field of physics as in that of psychology and biology, which is why the
most professionals, based on the idea that the Universe is a
Great Machine, they continue perceiving, considering, and treating the body and the being
the human itself, like a stupid automaton.

This work is an attempt to clarify and establish what the implications are.
most important discoveries made in quantum physics,
holographic and chaotic applicable in both psychology and biology.

The central axis of the work revolves around the idea that our Universe is a
Conscious, Intelligent, and Alive Unit and that, by being an integral part of us
He, we possess his qualities, that is, our body is not just simple mass, a
not an automaton or a machine, but rather, it is a body/consciousness
intelligent.

Von Neumann demonstrated that if - as it is said - quantum mechanics has

universal validity, the final encounter with consciousness is inevitable
(Rosenblum and Kuttner, 2010, pp. 124-125).

Not only Von Neumann in 1932 dared to assert that the Universe
quantum is Conscious. Numerous scholars and researchers, among them, Max
Planck, David Bohm, Schrödinger, and Paul Davies have put forward theories about
from this consideration.
 In particular, in chapter 3 of this work, I attempt to define what is the
consciousness, how even in the mechanistic paradigm the notion is implicit
that the Universe is a consciousness and why we can think that
The universe and, therefore our body, is also consciousness, based on,
others, in the discoveries of quantum physics and theoretical considerations
particulars of David Bohm.

The same epistemological principle that the Universe is a unity

indivisible where everything is connected to everything and there are no body-islands nor
dualisms of the type inside or outside, matter or spirit, leads us to consider
as something plausible and admissible the fact that the Universe is Conscious and
Intelligent. Moreover, it leads us to consider the Universe as Life itself.

I try to develop around the idea of a Conscious and Intelligent Universe.

a quantum way of seeing the evolution of the Universe and what we could
consider that it is reality.

I also specifically explain how our consciousness evolved.

from a participative consciousness towards a non-participative consciousness like
the llama Morris Berman.

Finally, a series of notions are implicitly captured.

sufficient and necessary to develop a quantum psychology.

Mérida, 17 de Agosto del 2012

CHAPTER ONE
OF THE MECHANICAL BODY
TO THE INTELLIGENT BODY

At the beginning of the 21st century, most Western doctors continue

considering that the body is similar to a machine that gets damaged due to
external factors such as accidents or the wear and tear of a part. Just like if
If we were a car, the treatments consist of adding some substance.
that we lack, to attack pathogenic agents that are introduced into our
bodies, replace one part with another when possible or remove that which is
considered irreparable.

Although the Quantum Revolution began in the early last century

with the ideas of Max Planck and Albert Einstein; that the findings in the field
Quantum physics has been suggesting that the Universe is a Great
Intelligence and all the accumulated evidence that the body is not a simple
machine that works who knows thanks to what, so the majority of the
scientists, like the common people, still think that our body is
living matter lacking intelligence and, therefore, we must use our
intelligence and reason to prolong life and keep it healthy.

Most medical histories continue to leave out lapsyche.

human and when someone heals by their own means from an illness
considered incurable instead of investigating the why and how it was made the
a person to achieve health, it is simply said that there was some error of
diagnosis or there was a spontaneous remission.

In the last 400-500 years, Humanity evolved from a consciousness

predominantly organic corporal to a corporal consciousness
predominantly mechanical, which, on one hand, due to its shortcomings
and, on the other hand, due to new scientific findings, it is being replaced by the
notion of an "intelligent" bodily awareness.

The evolution towards mechanistic body awareness and its permeability in

society took several centuries and it was due not only to the influence of the Revolution
Scientific, but also to a series of philosophical, epistemological factors,
religious, economic, and political, which together promised a better world.

But the promise of a better world has not only been broken, but in
the last 100 years, we have lived a century of terror, of self-deception, of
dormancy of our consciousness and passivity.
 Often many authors at the beginning of their works have said that we have
achieved great technological advances, but that we have been unable to achieve
a healthy coexistence, overcoming the great problems of Humanity,
to feel psychologically safe and free from anxiety and stress, factors that
they are a constant in most causes of death.

In large part, the reason we do not overcome our most pressing problems is
it is due to the fact that we have more technicians than scientists. We invest more money in
technology to destroy supposed "enemies", maintain political repression and
to lull the consciousness rather than seek a way to awaken it and teach forms
to develop it.

There are great differences between scientists and technicians, but many...
People tend to confuse one with the other. Zukav establishes the difference.
expressing it in the following way:

A technician is a highly trained person whose job consists of

apply techniques and principles that are already known. A scientist, for the
on the contrary, it is a person who seeks to know the true nature of the
physical reality. It deals with and of the unknown” (Zukav, 1991, p. 33).

And certainly universities and all formal education tend more

towards the utilitarian training of technicians rather than scientists. We graduate technicians
with masks of scientists who during their training are shaped under
a narrow mechanistic thought centered on utility, profits and
a supposed effectiveness.

In most universities, new ideas are seen with

distrust, especially if they deviate from the mechanistic paradigm. It is not taught
to think broadly nor are the epistemological tools provided
necessary to have valid criteria to evaluate and question the theories,
just as it is not taught how to seek alternatives of thought. Whole
new idea that steps out of the mechanical world is considered heresy. When the
students ask why they are told not to waste their time on something
Hello and that the only important thing is the how.
CHAPTER 2
EPISTEMOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF
THE SUPERPARADIGMS
CARTESIAN-NEWTONIAN AND
QUANTUM

The world we have created as a result of our thinking

until today it has problems that cannot be resolved if we continue
thinking in the way we thought when we created it.

Albert Einstein, in The Price of Excellence.

What creates the contents and shapes everything that

How do we conceive our body and our way of relating to it?

Our beliefs!

Of course, in principle, our beliefs about our body

They begin with our direct experience with him and what they say about him.
people closest to us as we grow. But those beliefs that
aprendemos desde niños a través de nuestros padres, la escuela, la iglesia, los
Doctors… derive from "mother beliefs" or religious super paradigms and
scientists.

Superparadigms always reflect some assumptions that are difficult

verification, but that make sense, offer a logical explanation and are
they are deduced from the synthesis of a large number of experiences and knowledge.

Thinking about the existence of God and the Universe as His creation, for
example, it is not something irrational and crazy, for in front of the wonders in which
we live, its organization and complexity, among the few options we have
to think about how all this can be, we tend to think about the
existence of a Higher Being. Even the very mechanistic thesis of the Big Bang
as the beginning of the material world always leads us to think that there must be
Something behind or at the background of or in the Universe.

A first principle or assumption such as that God created the Universe and that
we are creatures made in his image and likeness, he provides us with a
a series of conjectures about our body very different from those of the Universe
surgió de un Big Bang, que Dios no existe, que el universo es una inmensa
machine and that our bodies are machines or stupid automatons. It is
therefore it is so important to be clear about which superparadigm the
epistemological or cognitive principles on the basis of which we construct
our knowledge about the body.

Alongside those primordial assumptions that are difficult to verify, arise

other beliefs derived mainly from observation and experience
of the reiterations that surround us. Based on those reiterations
we build patterns and behavior guidelines through which we generate
instructions to know, develop knowledge and manage ourselves in the
world, generally overlooking the unexpected, the uncertainty, the
exceptions, irregularities, chaos...

A superparadigm is typically built upon what is expected, the synthesis of

the experiences and observations, the knowledge of the moment and the
Categorization that is usually done, constituting or reflecting the aspect
ideological of the social, economic, and political process of the time, that is to say, a
Superparadigm is a system of thought that has been adapted to the
current circumstances.

In science, a superparadigm is usually established as a kind of

manual or recipe for cooking to know and act.

I say 'cooking recipe' very deliberately, because just like someone

cooking by following recipes is nothing more than a "flat" cook and not a chef of
cooking, in a similar way in science, those who cling to mother beliefs
The predominant epistemological principles in a scientist are that he is a repeater.
blind, that acts like the computer I am working on.
Leonardo Da Vinci, Kepler, Newton, Max Planck, David Bohm, Heisenberg,
William James, Paul Watzlawick, and so many others; they are scientists because they were
beyond the recipe and warned that there was something more. In fact, the great
Findings in science have always been achieved through mistakes or by not giving up.
inside the mold.

Let's see among other things what a paradigm is, a buzzword for some time now.
about three decades and is often understood superficially, but that to the
Objectives and understanding of the intelligent body are of vital importance.

Along with the definition and implications of what a paradigm is, in a

In a separate section, I will discuss the two main paradigms of recent times.
three hundred years and I will list its fundamental epistemological principles, the
which will allow you to quickly locate which beliefs you are part of
to know.
CHAPTER 3
THE GREAT CONSCIOUSNESS

As a man who has dedicated his entire life to the most lucid science, to the study of the
matter, I can tell you the following, as a result of my research regarding the
atoms: Matter does not exist as such! All matter originates and exists solely in
the virtue of a force that makes the particles of an atom vibrate and keeps it together
tiny solar system of the atom... We must assume behind this force, the existence of a
Conscious and intelligent mind. This Mind is the Matrix of all matter.20
Max Planck

The Universe, The Creative/The Created, in its entirety,

being a sea of conscious energy.

We are an integral part of the Great Consciousness

José Del Grosso

Consciousness is something we experience in many ways, but that by

we can only vaguely define its nature through our means.
We have not achieved a sufficiently good abstraction that allows us to
saying this is consciousness; and that, in part, because we have become accustomed to a
scientific thinking that deals with discrete, visible objects, made up of
supposedly independent parts...; while consciousness is displayed
as something holistic, indivisible, invisible, and that permeates everything. But the reason
more important reason why we have not been able to adequately define what is the
consciousness is that we are/being consciousness and we cannot step out of it to
to observe it, for we look from it, from the inside. It is as if the eye
he will try to look inside himself.

When we talk about consciousness, we often make the mistake of saying that the
Consciousness only exists in humans, which is something discrete and discontinuous,
that is located in the brain and, more recently, it is often stated that it is
product of the physicochemical activity of the neurons.

In reality, we are/being by, in, with, and through the Great Consciousness or, the
what is the same, The Creative/The Created, the Universe, the Atman, the Tao... We are
well, an integral and indivisible part of the Great Consciousness.
 In flowing with Consciousness, we do not experience an inside or an outside, but rather a
continuity with the Whole. When we use the right cerebral hemisphere,
we silenced the left, closed our eyes and did not allow thoughts
don't distract us, we immerse ourselves in the entirety of the body, even beyond
he, without us finding any boundary.
CHAPTER 4
LIFE
Everything is essentially consciousness, purity, and joy.

Shankara

Everything that exists emanates from one and the same source.

José Del Grosso

...our thought, in its purely logical form, is incapable of representing itself

true nature of life, the deep significance of the evolutionary movement.

Henri Bergson

Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.

Theodosius Dobzhansky

There is no such thing as living things and inanimate things. Everything is alive. The Universe
It's life both in what I've called folded chaos/order and in what I've
called chaos/order deployed, as well as in what I have called
consciousness/energy/matter/active information folded and unfolded, as it
deployed preserves the essence of the folded and its multiple dimensions in
a continuous unit, without divisions or fragmentations.

Life and evolution are inseparable. One cannot be conceived without the other.
they are an indivisible aspect of the holomovement that permeates all That is Created and the
Creative.

Life can be considered as the fabric of active energy/information

What is the Universe in perpetual motion, change, evolution.

The word evolution comes from the Latin evolutio. It refers to the action and
effect of evolving, that is, the action of unfolding, developing, passing
from one state to another… It involves a process of change or transformation of a
thing, from a state, a situation, an idea... It implicitly carries the notion of
movement.

The Latin verb evolvere translates to expand, unfold. The Latin word
evolve is made up of the particle ex, outward and volere, which translates to
to unfold; therefore, we can define evolution as the unfolding or
expansive movement of Life.

Evolution implies movement and movement does not only refer to

displacement of an object and its quantitative aspects, but also to its
qualities, to internal and external changes and transformations, to the form, to
relationships, active information, contexts, chaos/order, balance and
the imbalance...

The most basic substrate of the Universe is the holomovement, a movement

eternal which implies that everything that is/being is in constant transformation,
That is to say, nothing is finished, completed, but everything, thanks to the continuum
chaos/order, evolves towards more complex configurations, that is, that
expands, which acquires greater complexity developing outward and over
itself, just like fractals do. The above means that not only
not only do the beings we usually call living beings evolve, but also the galaxies,
stars, our Mother Earth, the rivers, the rocks, the seas...
CAP 5
THE REALITY OR THE DANCE OF THE
Changing Forms

We called all the women from the place, we gathered,

Each one told their story and so, together, we were able to build reality.

Community leader interviewed on a regional radio station, 08/05/2011

What is truly real?

Reality is nothing but the Universe itself in motion, the unstoppable.

dance of changing forms. It is creativity itself changing
incessantly their movements, rhythm, tone, intensity, depth,
set, costumes, characters... At a given moment it takes a shape to
subsequently adopt another...

Like a great river, reality flows, being formed and informed. It is about
images in action and not of ideas, for ideas are merely a vain attempt to
to catch forever a moment of the dance of forms. That is why it
it makes it impossible for us to define it; that is why millions of words have been written
About reality, thousands of books, and no one has been able to say what it is.

Moreover, we are/being by, with, in, and through reality, we live it,
we experience. Like blood, it circulates through veins and arteries throughout our
body/consciousness moves us. We dream it, we create it, we feel it by being
caressed by her, but like the wind, she barely comforts us and we try to
taking it in our hands, it turns and disperses opening up to new ones
paths.

Despite how obvious it is that we and everything around us

accompanies we are/being the dance itself of the forms, for some the reality
it's out there like a stagnant lake, a dammed river, diverted or
["contaminated","static","homogeneous","linear","the only path","the mandatory choice"]
the unique and eternal truth… They confuse the petrified coral exposed to the air with the
coral alive submerged in water.

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