Evolution Fauceir

The term Evolution has undergone an evolution itself. From a term that describes speciation, natural selection, and adaptation, evolution diverged into a term dscribing a mere genetic variation overtime to a term that describes all kinds of progressive change in the stellar system, society, economy, science, technology and so on.

The term Fauceir Evolution is rather associated with the latter broader meaning, and in more general terms evolution is applied to evolution itself.

Definition

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Remarks

Fauceir evolution applies the rules of the classical evolutionary theory to a more abstract entity, the fauceir which leads to some redefinition of generalized terms of the classical evolutionary theory.

Fauceir Evolution	Clasical Evolution
Unlimited Creation Rule	Variation
Insulation Rule	Natural Selection
Blindness	Adaptation
scalar value	Selection pressure

Unlimited Creation Rule

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Rational Proof

1. The universe contains an unlimited number of fauceirs.
2. Each fauceir contains an unlimited number of elements.
3. Conclusively there is an unlimited number of interactions of fauceirs at any given moment.
4. All of these interactions are would-be fauceirs.

Remarks

• Some of these fauceirs exist just for a short period, as they are intentionally blinded out by master fauceirs.
• Some may persist for a longer period of time due to an elaborated system of insulation.

Time Limit Rule

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Rational Proof

1. Every fauceir consists of an unlimited number of element fauceirs.
2. Each of these elements has an unlimited possibility to interact with other fauceirs.
3. The probability that one such interaction will destroy the fauceir equals certainty.

Discussion

This rule defines a life cycle in which usually several stages can be separated.

Psychopathy

Definition

Psychopathy is a psychological condition of humans that are completely emotionless

Remarks

• Psychopathy is predominantly studies among criminals, serial killers in particular, but psychopaths exist with an increased frequency among leaders of social fauceirs. Of course in these environments they are less studied.
• Psychopathy is the result of the Insulation Rule applied to social fauceirs. As a rule social fauceir tend to suppress emotions that work at a lower fauceir level and my disturb social actions.

Discussion

The fact that psychopaths cluster in higher social levels indicates two things.

1. Societies reward psychopathy as those psychopaths show less emotional pressure to fullfil the tasks of a social fauceir.
2. Psychopaths were preferred by natural selection as their offspring was always better off. Even if aristocracy ha a smaller number of children, it can be taken for granted that sociopathic rulers sired a lot more children even among their servants.