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claim:an-organism-maintains-its-orderliness-by-continually-extracting-order-from-its-environment-which-it-accomplishes-by-feeding-on-negative-entropyAn organism maintains its orderliness by continually extracting order from its environment, which it accomplishes by feeding on negative entropy.
Schrödinger's central claim about how life evades thermodynamic equilibrium.
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- Negative EntropyaboutSchrödinger's concept that living systems maintain order by extracting 'negative entropy' (order) from environment, reconciling second law of thermodynamics.
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- Schrödinger's question leading to the concept of negative entropy.
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