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• W168488188 abstract "Three fundamental transitions are needed in order to go from the vacuum to the Universe, as it is now, with living matter endowed with Reason. These transitions called, Big Bang-1, Big Bang-2 and Big Bang-3, are discussed in chapter 1. Big Bang-1 describes the transition from the vacuum to the Universe made only of inert matter. Big Bang-2 describes the transition from inert matter to living matter. Among the million forms of different species of living matter which should be the result of the Living-Matter-Evolution-Process, LMEP, there is one species, and only one, whose existence needs another transition. This one, very peculiar indeed, we call Big Bang-3. This is the transition from the status of living matter to the status of living matter endowed with Reason. At this point it is necessary – and this we do in chapter 2 – to recall that there are three levels of Galilean Science. An event and its subsequent evolution which happens only once, needs the third level Galilean Science in order not to be out of scientific rigour. It is therefore necessary to see where these three Big Bangs are in the whole of our intellectual activity, where Complexity comes in. Evolution and Complexity must be studied. This is the content of chapter 3. In chapter 4 we review evolution in History and Science, the two opposite asymptotic limits of Complexity. In chapter 5 our ignorance in the knowledge of the evolution of the Universe is presented in terms of known facts. In chapter 6 the problems in the study of evolution are presented, pointing out the relevance of first level Galilean Science. In chapter 7 it is shown why the Biological Evolution of the Human Species (BEHS) is below the third level of Galilean Science. To clarify this the best example of the third level, cosmic evolution, is confronted with BEHS." @default.
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