The Physical Laws of Life's Origin: An Independent Deduction Based on Neutralization Destiny, Memory Inertia, and Electrochemical Lift

This paper is the axiom statement of the physical derivation for carbon-based life. It proceeds from three known physical laws—the second law of thermodynamics, Newton's first law, and Ohm's law—and introduces three physical concepts to describe the special dynamical features of carbon-based living systems: Neutralization Destiny, Memory Inertia, and Electrochemical Lift. From these, it independently derives the self-organization of vesicles, RNA, and DNA, the emergence of a self-sustaining micro power grid, and the physical basis of heredity and evolution. Theorem One (the heart as the geometrically predetermined dissipation center) and Theorem Two (the brain as the densest low-resistance pathway network) proceed from the axioms stated in this paper, independently verifying the derivation on two distinct physical structures. Together, the three papers constitute a complete physical proof: axioms stated, two symmetric theorems independently verified.