Introduction to Non-Genetic Darwinism

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Introduction to Non-Genetic Darwinism

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The aim of the course is to discuss the possibility of applying evolutionary principles to other fields, including fields outside biology. We discuss the principles of self-organization down to the Physical Laws that regulate it, then give numerous examples of how Darwinism is being used. We argue that the term for such applications should be "Non-Genetic Darwinism." A discussion of relevant topics is presented.

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Conventional Darwinism[edit | edit source]

Non Conventional Darwinism[edit | edit source]

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