Deeper than Darwin

"Deeper than Darwin" explores the idea that evolution may involve factors beyond natural selection and genetic mutation, such as complex systems, information transfer, or interconnected processes. While Darwin’s theory explains how traits become more suited to the environment over time, this perspective suggests there are additional layers—likebiological, energetic, or informational influences—that contribute to life's development. It's a recognition that evolution might be shaped by a broader, more intricate framework, encouraging us to look beyond traditional ideas and consider alternative or complementary mechanisms driving the diversity of life.