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This research explores life as a non-repeatable outcome arising from unique generative conditions, emphasizing its stability and uniqueness.

May 3, 2026Open Access

Life as a Non‑Repeatable Generative Outcome.

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This research explores life as a non-repeatable outcome arising from unique generative conditions, emphasizing its stability and uniqueness.
Theoretical framework based on Generative Theory of Iterative Instability (GTii).
Analysis of life as a stable behavioral pattern (SBP).
Conceptual exploration of non-repetition in generative processes.
Life cannot arise identically on Earth due to the inherent non-repeatability of generative processes.
The uniqueness of life is not caused by rarity but by unique configurations that cannot be replicated.

Abstract

Life as a Non Repeatable Generative Outcome. (A GTii Perspective) Body: In GTii, life is not a singular phenomenon but a stable behavioral pattern (SBP) emerging from unique generative conditions. Because generativity does not repeat configurations, identical life cannot arise twice. Life on Earth is therefore unrepeatable, not due to rarity, but due to the inherent non repetitionof generative processes. Reference: Superson, W. GTii – Generative Theory of Iterative Instability. Author: Waldemar Superson

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