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These laws have shown what sets of highly complex things do together: each of those sets are subject to fundamental laws when they interact with each other. In light of these parallel developments, in physics, chemistry, sociology, economy, etc... all branches of science have become sciences of complexity, namely the sciences of systems. (19:2) Man is a highly structured complex system (thought, spirit, etc); he is a mine of various gems as are his societies and his environment. Because of this, his ontogenesis and phylogenesis should be observed within a new, global, systemic vision. (19:3) It is necessary to achieve a unified vision of human society in all its aspects (scientific, social and spiritual). Baha'u'llah's writings lead man to conceive and take into consideration a global vision of this kind.
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