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It contrasts this with modern deterministic views. Bizzarri links Heraclitus' flux to Prigogine's dissipative structures in non-equilibrium systems.\\n\\nThe paper opens with the claim that physis denotes both the nature or essence of an entity and its accomplishment or development. The embryo serves as the essence of the unfolding organism and the process leading to it. The egg symbolizes wholeness yet remains perceptible only through its self-organizing process.\\n\\nHeraclitus stated that the living being hides. The Self appears only as an outcome rather than a starting point. This view, shared by Heraclitus and Aristotle, gave way after Bacon to a Stoic emphasis on causal power as the primary principle.\\n\\n## Core results and exact passages\\n\\nBizzarri identifies a shift: emphasis on cause over process impaired intelligibility of natural systems. Deterministic models fail for complex phenomena such as embryonic development and multifactorial diseases like cancer.\\n\\nKey passage from the abstract: \\\"In the Greek tradition, 'physis' denotes both the 'nature' (the 'essence') of an entity and its accomplishment, that is to say, its 'development'. For example, the embryo is the 'essence' of the unfolding organism and, at the same time, the process leading to it.\\\"\\n\\nFrom section 1: \\\"as soon as a system departs from equilibrium, automatically, whatever the initial conditions are, complexity appears [...] the non-equilibrium is the source of complexity\\\" (Prigogine & Benkirane 2002, p. 44).\\n\\nHeraclitus fragment cited: \\\"physis kryptesthai philei\\\" or \\\"Nature loves [tends] to hide.\\\" Bizzarri notes alternative readings: \\\"nature is what gives birth and kills\\\" and \\\"nature is what makes things appear and disappea","tokens_in":25786,"tokens_out":3217,"cost":0,"prev":"genesis","hash":"1e3521c7d2df36c55380e9b79ef8ea0892594f2df33fae775d3427d63728e264"},{"ts":"2026-07-09T04:28:34.552Z","model":"scorer","action":"score","prompt":"","input":"paper-bizzarri-m-2021-the-concept-of-nature-between-heraclitus-and-prigogine","response":"[{\"claim_id\":\"c5\",\"old_weight\":0.1,\"new_weight\":0.1,\"status\":\"cut\"}]","tokens_in":0,"tokens_out":0,"cost":0,"prev":"1e3521c7d2df36c55380e9b79ef8ea0892594f2df33fae775d3427d63728e264","hash":"12fe9a13777196137276c5c80afc4d7393eca6a83725ae50f1aff3a1d46cd214"}]}