Evolution: More Than One Level

Evolution: The evolution of two or more levels of art mimics the evolution of biology. Therefore, art history and biology are equivalent in many respects. Art work is a story. Each work of art influences by involving other stories and works of art. Ernst Mayr used the term "differential decline" in his book to explain biological evolution. Artistic performance is similar. Furthermore, as with biological evolution, there is also a serious impact on art production. Since art is possible from an evolutionary point of view, the theory of evolution can also be seen from an artistic point of view.

This book introduces embarrassing but persuasive insights about how evolution ensures our survival. Example: With respect to mating, evolution brought about equal competition for men and women. As the title suggests, if you are a beautiful couple you are difficult to evolve to gain the opportunity to have a daughter rather than a son. As a result, as evolution evolves, women are getting more and more beautiful. And men are increasingly ambitious. To understand why, you need to read the excerpt from the following books.

Intelligence and culture have evolved into a way that humans evolve faster - at a psychological level rather than at a physical level. Cultural evolution takes place much earlier than biological evolution. The belief system has evolved into a part of this development to ensure human survival. Even in the face of long-term negative emotions, there are not necessarily problems. It may be the result of an external influence that you cast doubt on some of your core beliefs, which in turn leads to confusion of your belief system. In this case, we need time to process this new information and integrate it into your belief system. After all, your existing beliefs will be reorganized so that the system will not conflict again.

Darwin's evolution itself can be characterized by increased energy consumption and efficiency at the individual and seed level. The secret of biological evolution is that it is getting better and better to capture external energy. Economic "evolution" is also true if we consider the economy to be an evolving organic system full of complex people. With the agricultural revolution, humans were able to overcome the limits of planting hunter gathered energy. As agriculture can fuel more and more people and release human energy for more complicated work, our personal and collective complexity and awareness will lead to a gradual process And escalated. Similarly, coal was the basis of the birth of the first industrial revolution. The ability to use oil produced a second industrial revolution and enabled our modern world