Evolution

What is evolution? How and why did it begin? What are its origins and what course is it taking? Did it come before our presence on Earth? Is it an anomalous phenomenon that concerns only our planet or is it one of the infinite number of processes scattered through the Universe? Why, in the millions of years since life began, such a multitude of new species were born and have mutated? What are the great changes that have changed the destinies of our world and why are the dinosaurs extinct? Is it an eternal process or is it going to end? In a context where the Whole and Nothing assume the same meaning for us, what sense does an evolutionary process hold for us? Is it maybe the mutation of a Nothing that transforms into a Whole could be considered to be an evolution and perhaps not identified as something different, even if the transformation should be inverted? To these and many other queries, through the unquestionableness of logic that is stripped of all conditioning and prejudice, a profound, articulated experience offers complete answers that are above all also convincing.