“Dynamic symmetry proposes that life, in all its forms, is characterised by a constant interplay between order and disorder, stability and change. This concept suggests that the ability to maintain this dynamic balance is not merely a feature of living systems, but the defining characteristic of life itself.”
Our podcast series explores applications of dynamic symmetry, from fundamental physics to the intricacies of human society and beyond.
by the Editor (4'25")
The order-disorder continuum in phase transitions (8'51")
The dynamics of traffic dis/order (10'40")
The arrow of time: a balance of entropy and order (19'00")
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