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Inorganic Life

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Inorganic life is a philosophical concept referring to a dimension of human life and activity that intersects with death and does not fit an organic model understood as a harmonious whole or a coherent unity of life.

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Placed in Nature · Mind · Being because the note discusses life and death beyond an organic model of a unified whole.

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