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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.


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GENERAL THEORY OF THE CONDITIONAL EVOLUTION OF LIFE
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. Introduction.  

 

. Concepts of evolution, life and vital impulse systems.  

 

 

. Critic of the previous theories.  

 

 

. The evolution of life.  

 

 

. GTCEL - Definition, characteristics and conclusions.  

 

 

. Validation of the theory.  

 

 

.   Computer simulation.

 

 

. Theory implications.  

 

 

. Apendix.  

 

 

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© 2002, José Molina

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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)

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This theory represents, at least, an element of reflection on the long road of scientific knowledge.

Regardless of the philosophical suggestions, this new theory presents revolutionary aspects within a scientific approach. We can mention the explication of the sexual diversification functionality, the greater precision in the definition of the dominant and recessive genes and other implications like the possible non existence of the lost chain of the human evolution. The evolutionary jumps normally will produce new species as a result of combining 2 or 3 different genetic sources.

To summarise, the following conclusions can be inferred:

    • Evolution is a consequence of the development of genes throughout the life of living beings.

    • The relevant and appropriate concepts are the existence or otherwise of external verification and existence or otherwise of complements between two or more characters.

    • Sexual diversification may imply evolutionary specialisation in that one sex is specialised in genetic evolution and the other in the evolution or improvement material technology for the development of the new being.

    • Together sexual diversification and external verification allow the transmission of a validated copy of the genetic information that guarantees the viability of the new being.

    • The basic concepts of dominant and recessive genes of Mendel's theory lose their sense and, anyway, become absolutely inappropriate. The so-called recessive gene is in fact the more powerful and evolved of the two, in those cases where verification is one of the conditions associated with the transmitted information

    • A consistent methodology for the study of evolution is used, and it is proposed specially for those complex systems having a vital impulse.

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