🟡🌟Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking, needs SYMMETRY. Alan Turing’s 1951 Che...

This idea is supported by Alan Turing’s work on the Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis. In his 1951 paper, he states: “The outcome of the analysis therefore is quite simply this. Under certain not very restrictive conditions (which include a requirement that the sphere be relatively small but increasing in size) the pattern of the breakdown of homogeneity is axially symmetrical not about the original axis of spherical polar co-ordinates, but about some new axis determined by the disturbing influences.”