Contemporary research in the field of A-Life explains how life’s foundations cannot be understood only from an idealistic or rationalistic view but from the same the concept of life and eros, within our representations. A-life as an active and dynamic system has been utilized to draw conclusions from artificial environments about the living systems. Life is defined from the natural selection, the ontological relationship, the dynamic systems, the coexistence with the environment, and a dialectical communication in her roots. Knowledge comes from the birth of life, through a dynamic process and relation, with the others and the environment. Self-growth, motion, organization, perception, and adaption in complex systems don't depend on a narcissistic and antisocial desire for power. Eros is the life "as it is," where human lives in communion, union, and relation, with the spiritual, material, psychological, biological, historical, social, and aesthetic, dynamics of this world. Existence is the outcome of the human ontological choice, the volition to act as a person, and accept the natural and multidimensional usefulness of this cosmos. Photo: Rxke / CC BY-SA (https://lnkd.in/e2X8f2Q)
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