Evolution's Arrow.

Organized Man is the Motor for Evolution.

Man's perceived need, desire and ability to organise himself in groups, was a motivator for evolution. 

Humanity was in search of a form of self protection. 

It seems, not to be difficult, to identify oneself with the concept, 

The human kingdom and the animal kingdom evolved differently in this respect.

It is necessary to understand the different approaches of the two kingdoms. 

The following text refers to: "The direction of evolution and the future of humanity" by John Stewart, Member of the Evolution of Complexity and Cognition Research Group, the Free University of Brussels.

The material, that John Stewart wrote is an impressive and credible statement, on the driving force behind the evolution of mankind. 

However, the statement has certain limitations, related to understanding the different roles of man and woman in that evolution. In fact John Stewart ignored the possibility of different roles for men and women.

Quote: "Our societies are the result of many repetitions of a process in which living entities team up to form larger scale cooperatives. 

Self replicating molecular processes teamed up to form simple cells. 

These simple cells eventually teamed up to produce complex cells. 

The complex cells, in turn teamed up to produce multicellular organisms such as bees, termites and humans. 

Finally the humans teamed up to produce societies".

"Human cooperative groups began on a small scale as families; families teamed up to form bands. 

From the bands, tribes emerged.

These in turn formed the first agricultural communities. 

They, then grew to form cities, and so on". 

"Each step in the process is a long evolutionary sequence. 

Each phase results in new form of cooperative structure. 

Strikingly, the resultant cooperative groups from the last phase, become the organisms or entities that then team up to form the cooperative groups in the next step in the sequence". The quotation ends here.
