An increase of biological complexity, such as vegetation to fish, does no alter the principles of physics involved in both with reference to atoms and elements and quanta and such. Now, a plant may use sunlight in the photosynthesis process and alter the chemical properties integral to this interaction, but it is not really altering the principles of physics in this. The principles of biology have their base in the principles of physics, just as the principles of intellect have their base in the principles of biology. They are nested within one another and while physics may be the most fundamental, intellect has the most depth. The whole, however, coevolves.

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