Michael Lachman
The Interdisciplinary Program
for Fostering Excellence
Tel-Aviv University
Tel-Aviv, 69978, Israel
May 12, 1991
It is claimed that the subject of the origin of life and evolution should be studied by using general laws, without regard to the chemical or physical constraints on primordial earth. A simulation is introduced with which the origin of evolution was studied. Three typical behaviors which emerged in the system are shown: Self-reproduction, unchanging freezing, and chaotic growth. These behaviors are discussed and their implication on the definition of Evolution is examined.