Synopsis of Aesthetic Theory

	Aesthetic theory governs the developement and behaviour of planetary
biologic systems beginning with an abstract premise and terminating in art.

	Whole planets are each individually governed by their own distinct
harmonic systems of vibrational (or, structural) aesthetics which applies to the
expression of mechanistic nature. The epitomy of planetary evolution--the
thinking people (or, homo-sapiens) of their planets have the added luxury of
expessing their impulses in an artistic manner: art, music, sculpture, dance,
architecture; but governed by the same aesthetic theory of form. Mother nature
would also be doing her own laboratory experiments
in applied biology involving: organic chemistry, botanical structuring, humaniod
neural behaviour, etc. This is to be
distinguished from: individual concerns such as the humanities, i.e.,
literature, religion, politics, theatre, etc.; or, pure science studied at a
level before it reaches application. Application of the laws of nature require
aesthetic form to guide their behaviour. Science normally studies mechanics of operation
while leaving choices among options, during nature's operations, open to
question---are they naturally selected, randomly stumbled over, ...?
	This aesthetic theory provides that at least some of those questions
when they arise have already been determined by an unknown decision reached
by nature in a manner more mysterious than even mechanistic theory can explain.