Abstract
This paper puts forth the theory that humanity operates more akin to a dynamic system than discrete individuals when observed across vast timescales, with DNA directing complexity as the core element channeling life's potential into varied biological configurations, much as microchips harness electrical charges into functional structures. This challenges static notions of individuality and instead suggests humanity itself manifests as an evolving organism, with DNA the fundamental component steering its course.
Introduction
Human perception commonly regards individual lives as separate, isolated entities. However, when accelerated across millennia, these ephemeral existences converge into a fluid continuum within which coherent patterns emerge that are not discernible at conventional time frames. This paper proposes that humanity represents a singular, interconnected system where DNA serves as the essential building block, guiding the overall trajectory of life and evolution through asymmetric reproduction of organizational schemes.
