
In hmolscience,
Remy Lestienne (c.1943-) is a French elementary particle physicist and neuroscientist noted his 1990 to 1998 publications wherein he uses the devices of entropy, chance, and time to theorize about being and supposedly becoming.
OverviewIn 1990, Lestienne, in his
The Children of Time: Causality, Entropy, Becoming, produced chapters on
entropy and
information,
dissipative structures, what is life, the mind and
time, among others. [1] A good part of the book on entropy seems to center on the ideas of Belgian chemist
Ilya Prigogine; albeit Lestienne does have a good grasp as to the contributions of the
founders of thermodynamics, e.g.
Carnot,
Clausius,
Boltzmann, etc..