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Did the Natural Selection of Humans and of Animals Occur During a “Pregnancy” of Time, Space, Matter and Life?

2025-05-26

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The theories of Evolution and Big Bang have brought a major impact upon the scientific and societal perception upon the origins, abilities and roles of mankind on Earth. It is conclusively evident that Mother Nature and the physical realm is autonomous and all phenomena in the world occur without an imposition against the “free will” of such events and patterns. Nevertheless, this extent of freedom does not imply...

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Literature Corpus work: f7d58abd-0aa5-5d5f-8b27-13de13d74f39
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202402.0034.v15

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