Biology
Biology is the study of life, and as
it is written in the previous section, the story of life began in the ancient
primordial pools of early Earth. In this definition, biology comes to be a
supposed map of origins that points out the different routes which allowed life
to come about as it has since the dawn of its humble beginnings. This map is
one which contains a myriad of lessons in survival, as the implications
surrounding life, which has made it to the modern day, would be telling of the
narratives found present in the perpetual growth, development, and prosperity
of life’s journey from microbes to modern people.
Life is something that maintains
the capacity to continually change and shift in its countless throes, and the
role that applied philosophy finds in this dynamic, given the above, as a
discipline which has grown to be telling of unique methods of survival, places
this knowledge in the seat of where philosophical implications find root. These
methods retain the capacity to relay different knowledges to those who are of
mind, as each lesson which stems from these unique modes of survival are where
wisdom, from a philosophical perspective, finds its footing amidst the story of
life in its progressions.
Life changes in many ways at all
times, and this process has yet to be impeded by any entity, be it organic or
elsewise, that has arisen from the genesis of modern day survival. The wisdoms
which can be extracted from the directly applicable teachings in this story are
conducive of proper engagement and instruction imparted at the most base
genesis of life and the subsequent narrative found in biology.
Wisdoms stem from lessons in
living, and biology houses those same lessons as the study of a living
narrative. In this knowing, philosophy, isolated as a set of wisdoms, is where
life can be seen as a reflection of its unending dynamics of change. These
changes are what cultivate environments of organic construction and progress,
and as they grow in applicability, the knowledges found present in those
lessons naturally develop as a result.
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