Meaning and language of the virus
The absolute interdependence
Instead of things
The study of philosophy is not for us to know what people thought , but it really is the truth. Thomas Aquinas.
Man must find a balance between two attitudes necessary :
a / Respect the order of creation ( because there is a danger to disrupt its harmony , as we see today).
b / Intervene , modeling, dissect , transform its environment to develop his destiny.
The interaction of solidarity
The living world is interdependent. The plants, animals , and humans are used to feed each other , get rich, grow, transport etc.. Some species appear and disappear according to the story. All have been, are , where will , for the development of the ecosystem. So every living form has a purpose, a reason to be.
virus
The virus is also part of this biotope. It is not an isolated element. Some scientists also , it would be the first form of life developed on earth *. A sort of link between the living and the nonliving.
* The scientists then talk about ultravirus... For other researchers, the virus is dependent on the cell it infects , so it appeared after the formation thereof. Learn more about the virus
All elements of life , including viruses , are interrelated. They have a meaning, a purpose.
Everything speaks in the world
Philosophy meaning
everything communicates
He is right in the middle between our enemy , we seem to be nearer to our enemy. Chamfort
A number of physical and biological imperatives organize alive. * These requirements oblige us to live and act in specific ways.
* us, man, animal and plant
They ordered us to feed us, to satisfy our thirst, move, etc.. In other forms of life, they give the order to drive to graze or synthesize... We can consider this type of requirement as a language.
Imagine this scenario ;
For several hours we walk in the countryside. After spending a lot of energy, our body requires sugar to continue to function well. We spend just about a cherry. Our bodies grow we probably scrounge some cherries to meet their needs.
In this example, we are dealing with a number of indirect language.
Cherry "speaks" of his need To export its cores to extend his descendants.
Our bodies are telling us they need sugar to continue to function properly.
And our brain Urge to go pick some fruit to satisfy his pleasure (which is actually a need).
The language of life
Without going through consciousness, our bodies communicate with our brain. Living forms are the same between them. They are providing kinds of advice or orders to other life forms with which they inter- act. For example, the crocodile, without verbalizing dictates certain species are not too close to him. And when he comes , we close the order to move away.
Human language
Much of the language in the world is non-verbal. This is above the silent communication of things that human sophisticated language alights. Only humans communicate so as subtle. The role of verbal language is important. It is allowing us to analyze the behavior of the crocodile. To understand a little better our environment, or the meaning of our presence on earth... But from the verbal language is minimal in human exchange *.
* according to the American researcher Albert Mehrabian , 55 % of the message is transmitted through body language, voice accounts for 38% while the words account for only 7%.
This is the same for the virus.
The virus is part of the ecosystem. It has also a deeper meaning. It expresses a silent language that we must decipher the intricacies. We have already done for many other non-verbal languages. *
