I would like to clarify two points regarding the term syntropic: (1) You said that the term was coined by Albert Szent-Gyorgyi in 1974 who was a Nobel Prize winner. The Hungarian biochemist Albert Szent-Gyorgyi did win a Nobel Prize, but it was in 1937, not 1974 and also I found out that it was not Szent-Gyorgyi who coined this term; rather it was (2) Luigi Fantappiè's introduction (1941). I may be wrong, but from my research, it was Luigi Fantappiè introduced the term syntropy in 1941.
Yeap, you are wrong. But it is probably my fault due to the lacky of clarity of what I described. The term "syntropy" was coined in 1974. However, the concept emerged in 1941 with Fantappie. Also, I did not say that Gyorgy had earned his NObel Prize in 1974. It was, indeed, in1937.
Prof. Rubens sempre brilhante em suas palavras e reflexões.
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I would like to clarify two points regarding the term syntropic: (1) You said that the term was coined by Albert Szent-Gyorgyi in 1974 who was a Nobel Prize winner. The Hungarian biochemist Albert Szent-Gyorgyi did win a Nobel Prize, but it was in 1937, not 1974 and also I found out that it was not Szent-Gyorgyi who coined this term; rather it was (2) Luigi Fantappiè's introduction (1941). I may be wrong, but from my research, it was Luigi Fantappiè introduced the term syntropy in 1941.
Yeap, you are wrong. But it is probably my fault due to the lacky of clarity of what I described. The term "syntropy" was coined in 1974. However, the concept emerged in 1941 with Fantappie. Also, I did not say that Gyorgy had earned his NObel Prize in 1974. It was, indeed, in1937.