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EVOLUTION AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

EVOLUTION AND SCIENCE BOOKS IN ENGLISH

 

GENERAL THEORY OF CONDITIONAL EVOLUTION OF LIFE

  • The beauty of the unknown

    An additional reason for the development of these books is that their preparation requires expanding, organizing, and systematizing the ideas on evolutionary genetics.

    The process involves examining academic knowledge, research articles, knowledge incorporated in informal conversations, internal reflections, and even feelings to try to reach conclusions that make sense from all possible perspectives.

    At the same time, it is a pleasure to feel the power of the culture of today's society, of personal intelligence and inner freedom acting in harmony and, little by little, shaping the new book of biology. In other words, it is the creativity of life, which we all possess.

    Not being an expert in biology or genetics is a negative element, but it has its positive points. On the one hand, there is no bias by prior scientific knowledge, which allows us to verify or revise aspects that are supposed to be accurate, and that, admittedly, we would not otherwise do.

    Arriving at certain personal conclusions that later prove to be generally admitted scientific knowledge helps a lot, by implying that the method, process or reasoning employed is suitable in general, or at least, it is not too far away.

    In a way, writing this book on biology and evolution is like playing guess the future and then checking with the present. In addition, the possibility that all others are wrong exists. No matter how small is!

THE GLOBAL SCIENTIFIC METHOD

  • Philosophy of science

    The book of the Global Scientific Method is a small but noteworthy book that aims to add some reflections on the philosophy of science.

    This book of philosophy tries to understand why such big mistakes occur in the most famous theories of current science, such as Darwin's theory of evolution or Einstein's Theory of Relativity, deepening the contributions of the sociology of science.

    On the other hand, this essay highlights the lack of common sense in some of the classifications and characteristics of the current scientific method. It proposes a systematization of the stages and steps of scientific theories.

    At the same time, it adds new types of primary scientific methods depending on the way of proving a theory, according to what Galileo proposed, and a new scientific method of the complexity.