Quantum Theory of Dissipative Systems

The "Theory of Dissipative Systems" states; a structure becomes more susceptible to destruction by a smaller disturbance the more complex it grows in nature. Until finally it reaches a breaking point, and does one of two things, destroys it's self, or escapes into a higher form of order that can accommodate for the disturbance, and begin the cycle anew. (Ilya Prigogine, Nobel Prize winner, 1977)