Midterm: evolutionary theory

Evolutionary Theory

The two theories between Charles Darwin and Brian Greene create a conflict. Charles Darwin believes that matter is composed of small little invisible solid atoms, but Brain Greene would argue that atoms are not solid and cannot be invisible because they all have an internal nucleus. According to Darwin all organisms share the same Ancestors and that we evolve with the help of natural selection. Brain Greene however came up with the string theory, which I used from Wikipedia, is an active research framework in particle physics that attempts to reconcile quantum mechanics and general relativity. It is a contender for a theory of everything (TOE), a self-contained mathematical model that describes all fundamental forces and forms of matter.

The evolutionary theory connects with quantum mechanics because it helps in explaining evolution. The quantum mechanics breaks down what the universe and it’s components are made of as well as aiding the evolution theory on how we evolve. Quatum mechanics ties into Quantum thinking which is about the idea that no one can really see what exactly a bit of matter is. As an example for quantum thinking the video explains that no one knows what an electron is doing. The video goes on speaking about how we cannot alter things that we do not necessarily know what they are. To my understanding know one knows how people come in to existence but everyone seems to have an answer. The Big Bang Theory, God, or other beliefs are ideas that people have come up with reasons for our existence but no one has proof.