If you ignorantly believe there’s not enough life support available on planet Earth for all humanity, then survival only of the fittest seems self-fl… - Buckminster Fuller

Critical proximity occurs where there is angular transition from "falling back in" at 180-degree to 90-degree orbiting—which is precession. (Gravity may be described as "falling back in" at 180 degrees.) The quantity of energy that ceased to "fall in" is the system's entropy. Critical proximity is when it starts either "falling in" or going into orbit, which is the point where either entropy or antientropy begins. An aggregate of "falling ins" is a body. What we call an object or an entity is always an aggregate of interattracted entities; it is never a solid. And the critical proximity transition from being an aggregate entity to being a plurality of separate entities is precession, which is a "peeling off" into orbit rather than falling back in to the original entity aggregate. This explains entropy intimately.

If the total scheme of nature required man to be a specialist she would have made him so by having him born with one eye and a microscope attached to it.

We must progress to the stage of doing all the right things for all the right reasons instead of doing all the right things for all the wrong reasons.