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There is no consensus on the precise definition of life, other than it is a constant struggle against entropy, delaying its march through information integrated by organelles within protoplasm, entangled bosons and logical circuits, ions drifting through magnetic fields, dancing and

convective flows or brushing against the edges of singularities.

In a universe teeming with life, death manifests itself in countless ways.

Among the complex forms of sensory integration,

among the low entropy entities

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