Universal (Global) Evolutionism
Journal Title: Philosophy and Cosmology - Year 2018, Vol 20, Issue
Abstract
In this article investigate a general scientific concept of a global (universal) evolution, in which selforganization of the material systems acts as a common ground and a permanent process of progressive development in the visible Universe. The main problem of research of this type of evolution is seen as a superhighway trajectory of evolutionary processes in the Universe, in which there is a continuous selforganization of the material systems, ranging from the Big Bang and to the social level of evolution, which may have an indefinite continuation of society and nature.
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Arkady Ursul, Tatiana Ursul
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