The original balance

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Contents:
Aladdin's button
Holding out stress
The constancy of a stimulus
Real and Virtual
Like others
The need of uniqueness
Cycle of life
The original balance
The desease
Excess
My balance
Scales of value
Our debts
Reciprocity
Vampires and givers
Denying problems
You are what you eat:
do you know what you are?
Just what kind of air are we breathing?

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The organism is a complex system which continuously tends towards the balance of its original configuration. The interaction with the outside and the world around us, brings continuos variations and unbalances, to which the system reacts by trying to recover balance. Also eating, breathing and every other function necessary to the life of the system, are part of this, like the simple exchange of cells and every physical-chemical process. Every change, like living, is a continuos sequence of changes, unbalance and rebalance. This is living, and every change, every movement implies energy.

So, the system is , substancially, conservative and lives off small constant changes. By this it doesn’t mean that major changes, even very important ones, aren’t possible, but the system resists, trying continously to find a balance which allows it to live.

We can say that, in order to change the configuration we need really important stimuli or repeated stimuli, like a drop of water that bores a rock.

In any case, the instinct of life, of survival, (eros), is usually much stronger than the instinct of death (tanathos). When it isn’t like this, indeed, the system is weaker, it defends itself less and it can get to the point of becoming agressive, to the extent of self-destruction.
The quantity of eros and tanathos changes in every being, in any period. To avoid incomprehensions it is better not to forget it.

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