Open AccessBiologyPhilosophyMathematics

M. Barbieri

2012.1.26Biosemiotics

DOI: 10.1007/s12304-012-9142-8

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Here, it is shown that a solution to the ontological problem of information does exist, and it comes from the idea that life is artefact-making, that genes and proteins are molecular artefacts manufactured by molecular machines and that artefacts necessarily require sequences and coding rules in addition to the quantities of physics and chemistry.

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BARBIERI, M. What is information? Biosemiotics, 2012, 5: 147–152.