What do you understand from these?

Question

1. Whatever is not as 'part, whole, equivalence, uniqueness, limit, link, sensation, influence, derivative, origin, condition, rule, intent, and fulfillment' is not unity.

2. Nothing is as 'part, whole, equivalence, uniqueness, limit, link, sensation, influence, derivative, origin, condition, rule, intent, and fulfillment' if unity is nothing.
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What do you understand from 1 and 2.

Answer 1

I AM NOT THAT MUCH INTELLECTUAL TO UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION.ONLY GREAT PHILOSOPHERS CAN ANSWER THIS QUESTION.

Answer 2

This has everything to do with the understanding/philosophy of Biology.

In order to truly understand life (Bio/zoe - where the root Biology came from) (from a scientific, and a realistic view I guess) - you have to realize that everything is interconnected. There is never just "one thing" to study or focus on in Biology. It needs to be understood that there can be many factors that affect an outcome.

I love this example:
If you talk to newbee scientists/biologist/(even doctors!) about cancer - they may often tell you that "smoking CAUSES cancer/drugs CAUSE cancer... etc" ... NO! Factor "X"
does not ALWAYS CAUSE cancer. There are STRONG STATISTICAL correlations to smoking/drug use etc... that can lead to cancer.
If CAUSE is the case - then cancer, even HIV and/or AIDS, and other horrible and confusing diseases would have been cured by now.

As a biologist or scientist. I have to understand that there can be so many things that sum up to cause or affect something. Cancer cells are only "part" of the "whole". The real question is what does the body experience and process to the point that it allows cancer to spread (how could the body just allow itself to kill itself?)

There are things all related in the body that "influence" each other and are "linked" - the whole body experiences cancer - not just the breast/prostrate/etc... some stressor has reached its "limit" and affected the both the "parts" and the "whole" body.

I hope this brings some light into your question. Simply - realize everything is connected in life. Our cells are not simply just blobs of goo or rigid boringness - but amazing little things that all add up to make us.

Answer 3

if unity is unity then unity is unity if unity isn't unity then nothing is unity

Answer 4

nothing is unity

Answer 5

i dont understand..

does it have something to do with biology?