Flexion: Answers to the Fundamental Questions of Biology

This document presents concise answers to the fundamental questions of biologyfrom the perspective of the Flexion framework. Rather than proposing biological mechanisms, genetic models, or theories of life,the work clarifies when biological description itself is structurally admissible,why it applies where it does, and where it ceases to apply even if chemical orphysical processes continue. Biology is treated as a distinct structural regime characterized by activeself-maintenance, regulated memory, and agentive preservation of viability.The answers define the structural boundaries of biological reasoning and itsrelation to chemical and physical regimes of matter. This work is diagnostic rather than predictive.It does not replace biological theory or practice.It defines the conceptual limits within which biological description remains valid.