The choice between making and unmaking
As we grew up, we had a choice between two fundamental paths. One path would bring us closer to building things up, contributing to the lives of others, giving something back to life, and making the world a brighter, more “wholesome” place. This is the additive path of making.

Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, an eminent scientist born in Hungary in 1893, postulates that there exists what he calls the "principle" of syntropy or "negative entropy."

The concept of syntropy postulates the existence of a force which causes living things to reach higher and higher levels of organization, order and dynamic harmony.