Life Information Theory

Life Information Theory views living organisms as complex systems that process, store, and transmit information to survive and reproduce. It emphasizes how biological processes encode genetic data and environmental interactions, enabling adaptation and evolution. By analyzing how information flows within cells and across generations, the theory helps us understand the fundamental role of information in life's diversity and stability. Essentially, it treats life as an information management system, highlighting the importance of information processing in maintaining biological functions and fostering progress over time.