All the essential structures of nature are homologous. Therefore the unicist ontology is, obviously, essentially analogous to the structure of atoms.
The ontogenetic intelligence of nature defines that every living being has a purpose, an active principle and an energy conservation principle.
The purpose can also be defined as the substantive function, the active principle as the verbal function and the energy conservation principle as the adverbial function.
In physics atoms are defined by having a central nucleus, composed by positively charged protons and neutral neutrons, surrounded by negatively charged electrons.
The positively charged protons are homologous to the substantive function, the neutral neutrons are homologous to the adverbial function and the negatively charged electrons are homologous to the verbal function. An atom, having an equal number of protons and electrons, is electrically neutral.
Living beings are continuously evolving and involving which implies that there is always disequilibrium between their purposes and their active functions which is homologous to the disequilibrium of protons and electrons.
This disequilibrium is what defines the energy and the influence of an ontogenetic structure in the environment.
The active function and the purpose are antithetic and supplementary implying that both are charged with energy.
The energy conservation function and the purpose have a complementary relationship which is evident in atoms where the neutrons allow the integration of the protons.
The mass of an element is basically given by the nucleus of an ontological structure meaning that the mass is given by the purpose and its complementary energy conservation function. But the evolution of a living being is given by the power of the active function in the environment.
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