GTCEL - Concepts of evolution, life and vital impulse systems.

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I consider the results of the statistic study, included in MeMint, with the longitudinal data of the Young Adulthood Study, 1939-1967 to be conclusive about the genetic influence on intelligence (r² till 0,99), the significance of the less powerful gene, important functionalities of the sexual diversification and about the existence of a teleological evolution. In other words, most of the main previsions of the GTCEL.	Statistical Annexe
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GENERAL THEORY OF THE CONDITIONAL EVOLUTION OF LIFE
Introduction.
Concepts of evolution, life and vital impulse systems.
Concept of evolution. Evolution as internal dynamic or perception of external changes. Short and long term Evolution. Wide concept of life. Logic approach. Metaphysical approach. Comments. Vital impulse systems.
Critic of the previous theories.
Lamark Darwin Mendel Neodarwinism
The evolution of life.
Objectives of the evolution. Guaranty and security. Improve the efficacy. Internal cohesion or compatibility of the evolutionary system. Optimisation. Origin and sources of genetic modifications. Concept. Clasification. Procedures, methods, processes and mechanisms. Concepts. Types.
GTCEL - Definition, characteristics and conclusions.
Formulation of the GTCEL Characteristics. Conclusions.
Validation of the theory.
Statistical model for the empiric validation of the theory. Other models.
Computer simulation.
The Esnuka game. The simulation option.
Theory implications.
Better understanding of our personal situation Educative system. New perspective of History. Methodology for the analysis of complex systems.
Apendix.
Figures and graphics index. Cognitive ability and brain functions, with special reference to modern computers. Significance and expression of the genetic information: the example of the brakes in the automobile industry. Established theories of the evolution. Lamark Darwin Mendel Neodarwinism

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NOTE: The model of the inheritance of intelligence has been validated using the longitudinal data set of the Young Adulthood Study, 1939-1967. (r² = 0,96 and highers)

CONCEPTS OF EVOLUTION, LIFE AND VITAL IMPULSE SYSTEMS.

1) Concept of evolution.

1.a) Evolution as internal dynamic or perception of external changes.

The term of evolution is really not clear, specially when we are talking about biology. A important idea is if the changes that evolution implies are internal changes o only external.

The problem comes from the idea that the internal changes are random, so the real evolution is only external and due to the elimination of the non effcicient changes. This idea is not only incorrect but it changes the concept of evolution as well.

There is only one evolution and it is the changes in the living beings or in the things. Another matter is if those changes are permanent or not.

1.b) Short and long term Evolution.

Related to the alteration in the meaning of the term evolution is the aspect of short and long term evolution. The idea of natural selection needs the long term to operate, so the evolution in the short term is eliminated.

The next figure shows the perception of changes in a variable with exponencial growth. In the long term this perception desapperar absolutly for the first half of the periode.