The Great Extinction – Searching for a Vanished Era

Author: (Switzerland) Xu Jinghua/Ren Ke
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Publish Date: 1997-01-01
Features: This book is a part of "Science and Humanities." What we should explore is the interaction between organisms and their environment, rather than survival competition. The law of survival of the fittest may not be meaningful. If the extinction of most species is caused by catastrophes, then what determines the life and death of organisms will be chance rather than superiority. The author's findings conclude that natural selection is not scientific at all, but merely a social prejudice—and a very evil one. It has severely interfered with humanity's ability to clearly understand the history of life and has also affected people's ability to coexist patiently. This book explores and studies the evidence of terrestrial catastrophe events and large-scale biological extinctions in geological history to identify the weak foundations within the structure of human scientific knowledge.