Stardust

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The expanding Universe is identified mathematically as a consequence of the law of increase of the random element. As the Universe demonstrates dynamical counterbalancing of all its behaviors, there is also detectable in the local Universe a decrease in the randomness, and a contracting, i.e., an associative phase in cosmic events.

One hundred thousand tons of stardust converge or associate daily upon the Earth's surface. In the topsoil, a biologically regenerative process is going on in which the human sorting and classifying functions and capabilities constitute the most complex chemical differentiating and reassociating phase of the known Universe.

Citations

1. RBF in AAUW Journal, p. 175, May '65