Explaining Large Scale Evolution: From from the Pre-Biotic Soup to Modern Humans

Despite huge advances in other areas, no one has discovered a model of gene distribution that could account for large scale evolution, and resolve other paradoxes of that topic. This book examines an underlying pattern of how early molecules must have competed in a pre-biotic soup, and demonstrates how this effect could have expanded into later life. This expanding effect could easily combine with modern methods of gene competition, to provide a more generalized model of how life evolves on a large scale, and this could explain many other transformations and paradoxes of evolution.