Question 1

Why does the text warn against “placing” organic continuity or “genidentity”?

Accepted Answer

Because such placement mistakes the secondary forms and resulting mechanisms for the true underlying reality, similarly to confusing the machine or saw with the worker who uses it.

Question 2

How does the text distinguish mechanical reproduction from biological reproduction?

Accepted Answer

Mechanical reproduction is treated as moulding, copying, or information-instruction processing, which cannot represent biological facts; true reproduction is described as a bifurcation/division into two through an organic consciousness.

Question 3

What concept is used to explain how a germ cell can reproduce like itself?

Accepted Answer

The text claims germinal processes operate close to the microphysical order and follow laws of fields in “absolute surface,” where resemblance is “read” and copying can yield autonomous, numerically different parts.