V. THEORY OF LIFE

The following paragraphs present the main ideas of the General Theory of Conditional Evolution of Life:

V.1. Definition of life and the GTCEL

The new fundamental development in the General Theory of Conditional Evolution of Life is the idea of the evolution as an internal mechanism of improvement of living beings, that transmits to descendants and that, given the complexity of the aspects involved, use many systems, methods or procedures depending on each case based on its particular conditions.

• The main characteristic of life is Freedom.

• All life has an intrinsic tendency to widen the sphere of freedom using evolution.

• There are many evolutionary systems, methods or processes and their configuration depends on specific conditions in each individual case.

The concept of freedom is in its widest sense and means the possibility of overcoming determinism or freeing oneself from the bounds of nature's laws of physics, increasing the range of possibilities of living beings. Regardless quantitative aspects, this concept would exist since the beginning of life.

Although this concept is very important, it is not essential to the General Theory of Conditional Evolution of Life in its scientific side or validity.

The term "conditional evolution" refers to, not that evolution comes because life needs to adapt to conditions to survive, but that since the beginning of life by mean of evolution it generates improvements to be more independent of the environmental restrictions.

Likewise, this term "conditional evolution" refers not only to the environmental conditions and restrictions but also to those conditions derived from the nature, internal logic and dynamic of any evolutionary system.

Point three the General Theory of Conditional Evolution of Life could seem too general. This is due to the fact that explanation of the whole variety of methods used by Nature would mean not only that presentation of the theory in a brief and concise way would be impossible, but also that the list would be too long and incomplete.

The two important ideas of this alternative theory of life and evolution are the variety of methods and conditions.
At the same time, I can cite especially the evolutionary mechanism of sexual differentiation and the method of Verification of Genetic Information (VGI) as the new key on theory of evolution, origin of life, human evolution and intelligence evolution.

You may find a brief resume of the global perspective of the alternative theory of evolution below. On one hand, there are some characteristics regarding the nature of life, and on other hand, the multiple conditions that can affect evolution of life together with the theories behind them.

In addition, there are the causes, methods o mechanisms of conditional evolution of life separated between conditions imposed by exogenous or environmental factors and endogenous conditions derived from the dynamics of any evolutionary system.

Theory of Life (GTCEL - 1990)

• Nature of life
  
  
  • Love and freedom (Creationism - Adam Sedgwick)
    
    
  • Tendency to improve (Intelligent Design - 1991)
    
    
  • Impulse vital systems (Gaia theory - 1969)
    
    
  • Different levels of consciousness (Global Cognitive Theory - 2002)
    
    
• Evolution of life
  
  
  • Endogenous causes or teleological theory of life:
    
    
    • Guaranty and security (Sexual differentiation)
      
      
    • Dominance of the species over the individual (Selfish gene)
      
      
    • Internal cohesion or compatibility of the evolutionary system (Isomorphism of the species)
      
      
    • Optimization of evolution time line (Evolutionary leaps, sexual differentiation, sexual selection, Laws of Mendel - 1865)
      
      
  • Exogenous or environmental causes:
    
    
    • Shortage of resources (Theory of Natural Selection of Darwin - 1859 )
      
      
    • The function creates the organ (Theory of Lamarck - 1809)

V.2. Evolution of life

This theory of evolution of life represents, at least, an element of reflection on the long road of scientific knowledge.

Regardless of the philosophical suggestions, this new theory of evolution and of the origin of life presents revolutionary aspects within a scientific approach.

We can mention the explanation of the sexual differentiation functionality, the greater precision in the definition of the dominant and recessive genes and other implications like the possible non-existence of the missing link of the human evolution. The evolutionary leaps normally will produce new species because of combining two or three different genetic sources.

To summaries, the following conclusions about origin and evolution of life can be inferred:

• In this theory of the origin of Life, evolution is a consequence of the development of genetic information throughout the life of living beings.

• The most relevant and appropriate concepts are the existence or otherwise of external verification of genetic information and existence or otherwise of complements between two or more characters.

• Sexual differentiation may imply specialization of evolution of life in the sense that one sex is specialized in genetic evolution and the other in the evolution or improvement material technology for the development of the new being.

• Together sexual differentiation and external verification allow the transmission of a validated copy of the genetic information that guarantees the viability of the new being and of evolution of life itself.

• The basic concepts of dominant and recessive genes of Mendel's law lose their sense and, anyway, become inappropriate. The so-called recessive gene is in fact the more powerful and evolved of the two, in those cases where verification is one of the conditions associated with the transmitted information.

• A consistent methodology for the study of evolution and the origin of life, designed especially for those complex systems having a vital impulse, is used.