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#ScienceHumanities #LifeScience #Buddhism #DharmaNon-self #Non-self #MeaningOfLife #ScienceLecture #SeoulNationalUniversity #ProfessorLeeIlHa #ArtificialLife #Emergence #Entropy #Philosophy "Who am I?" "What is life?" Cutting-edge life science and ancient Buddhist wisdom converge to answer this oldest question of humankind. Professor Lee IlHa of the Department of Life Sciences at Seoul National University scientifically explores the true nature of the being we believe ourselves to be, based on the proposition that "life is 'flow.'" This lecture clearly explains that living organisms are not fixed entities, but rather in a state of dynamic equilibrium, constantly exchanging matter with the outside world to maintain their form. From the principle of "emergence," where matter gathers to become life, to Dr. Craig Venter's synthetic "artificial life" experiment that shattered the myth of "vitality," to the wondrous activity of "proteins" that tirelessly work within our bodies. All these scientific facts point to a single conclusion: the core Buddhist principle of "all things are without self" (諸法無我), or the truth that "there is no self as a fixed entity." ✅ This video will answer the following questions: ▶ What elements are life made of, and how is it organized? ▶ Why is vitalism, which holds that living things possess a special "vital force," wrong? (feat. Artificial Life) ▶ What is "emergence," the whole greater than the sum of its parts? ▶ The cells in my body are constantly changing, yet why do I remain the same? (The Principle of Dynamic Equilibrium) ▶ How do "proteins," the true protagonists of life, work? ▶ How can we understand "all things are without self" from a scientific perspective? Through intellectual inquiry that blurs the lines between science and the humanities, you will gain new perspectives on yourself and life.