Nothing in the organism is static, since streams carry matter and energy. Emergence and normativity All processes in the organism originate at fertilization. Then they then evolve, multiply, transmute, and interact, creating new properties and functions. The outcome is a growing embryo, then a child, and finally an adult. The organism grows, becomes more and more complex, and its properties emerge.
Emergence involves ever increasing complexity.
Although we know the origin of the organism, we barely grasp how it emerges. Disease emerges from health, and vice versa, and since our mission is to treat, we wish to understand these transitions for the benefit of the patient. This is the sole objective of the WOB metaphor. To create a concept that aids physicians during treatment. The two WOBs of sperm and egg bring them together.