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 Christopher Alexander (The Nature of Order: an essay on the art of building and the nature of the universe, 2003-4). Far less obvious are the patterns of behaviour associated with such order -- invisible in specimens pinned and mounted in museum displays, or severely constrained in zoos. Increasing recognition for this source of insight is however evident as biomimicry -- the study of biomimetics and its technical applications -- currently evident in the design of drones in the light of the aerodynamic abilities of a variety of species. The approach can be considered as an indication, or template, for psychosocial possibilities, as separately argued (Engendering a Psychopter through Biomimicry and Technomimicry: insights from the process of helicopter development, 2011). A brief overview is offered by a BBC summary (Animal and plant adaptations and behaviours) However, rather than focusing on the proven technical possibilities, there is also the implication of cognitive possibilities

                            QUANTUM MAGIC REALITY AS DESCRIBED BY QUANTUM MECHANICS In quantum mechanics, reality is described by waves defining the probabilities of different outcomes from the same interactions. These waves manifest as what we have been taught to call matter, energy, particles, and/or waves when observed.     These probability waves overlap and continue forever.  The interactions between different entities constitute a single structure of linked wave patterns, so that the entire universe can be thought of as an unbroken whole.  The waves form a matrix, with all parts of the system affecting all other parts.  Non- local relationships exist between parts of the system that are distant from each other [1].  It is impossible to distinguish  two particles of the same type in a region of space in which they may be found simultaneously [2].  Particles loose their individual identity in such regions.  Thus, the physical universe is fundamentally unified. The basic equation of