Cognition-Based Evolution

Introduction: Evolution Recast. Neodarwinism: Evolution in the 20th Century. 21^st Century Evolution: The Intelligent Measuring Cell. The Cellular Information Cycle and Biological Information Management. The Senome: The Cellular Connection with Environmental Information. The N-space Episenome: Concordant Cellular Information. Natural Cellular Engineering as Multicellular Problem-solving. Non-random Variations in Natural Cellular Engineering. The Virome and Natural Viral-Cellular Engineering. Holobionts: A Consensual ‘We’. The Role of the Microbiome in the Evolution and Development of Holobionts. Four Domains and the Primacy of the Unicellular State. Speciation. Sexual Reproduction and its Impact on Evolutionary Variation. Extinction . Old Controversies Revisited—Where is the Cusp of Creativity? The Primacy of Cellular Consciousness. How Might Biology Instruct Physics? A Separation from the Past. Conclusion—The Intelligent Measuring Cell. Appendix: Differential Features Between Cognition-Based Evolution and the Neodarwinian Modern Synthesis.

Dr. William B. Miller, Jr. is a graduate of the Six-Year Medical Honors Program at Northwestern University and is a member of the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha medical honors society. Thirty years of medical observations led to a conviction that the dominant assessment of disease causation and evolutionary development is insufficient, demanding a revitalized evolutionary narrative. Dr. Miller is an internationally recognized and widely cited evolutionary biologist and author and co-author of seven books on evolutionary mechanisms.