Abstract
The article conducts an architectural elimination of the category of "biological species." Based on empirical data from molecular physics and thermodynamics, the absence of discrete biological entities is demonstrated. It is argued that objects classified as "animals," "plants," and "Homo sapiens" are temporary spatial configurations of an inert protein substrate. The theoretical necessity of transitioning from linguistic systematics to a physicalist description of matter flows is substantiated. The article asserts that species division is a semantic deviation possessing no physical weight.
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