There are enough underlying principles to this process that we could call it a logic, a logic of play. In fact, we would like to call it the logic of life. The key elements of this logic are evident in recent work by scientists that explore how life comes into being. Everything is in a constant process of discovery and creating. Even change changes.
Every organism reinterprets the rules, creates exceptions for itself, creates new rules.
Life uses messes to get to well-ordered solutions . Life doesn't seem to share our desires for efficiency or neatness. It uses redundancy, fuzziness, dense webs of relationships, and unending trials and errors to find what works. Life is intent on finding what works, not what's right . There are no permanently right answers.