DARWIN'S LOST THEORY: IMPLICATIONS FOR SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIAL REVOLUTION

摘要

This paper is an updated report on the ongoing reconstruction of the long ignored second and completing half for Darwin's theory of evolution. It examines the striking contradictions between what neo-Darwinists and sociobiologists have said he stood for and what he actually believed and wrote in the long unpublished private notebooks and neglected parts of The Descent of Man. It uncovers a three-level theory of the moral core to human evolution that foreshadows the late 20th century rise of the fields of greatest interest to everyone concerned with the development of a humanistic systems science. That is, already nearly 100 years in advance he is into the mind space of systems science, chaos theory, humanistic, cognitive, and developmental psychology, and the study of self-organizing processes. As a requirement for bettering our chances for species survival, this paper projects the potential for using the full Darwinian vision as the inspiration for joining the foundation of the Darwinian first half to the superstructure of the Darwinian second half to update our theory and story of evolution to meet the urgent needs and challenges of the 21st century.