Survival of the Fittest?: Natural, Human, and Niche Realities

"For evolution to properly function, the environment must transform to permit fresh, innovative possibilities to emerge."The first line of the initial essay begins the reconstruction of reality into niched, naturally evolved systems created as match for the universal forces permitting it to occur.The boundaries inhibiting former environments through experience of realities achieved pristine feats temporally sustained by adhering to coinciding limitations.As a history, human certainty is intended imitator to nature's reality by its placement, initiative, creativity, and the compression of its niched space and time within a much broader system of existence simultaneously encouraging and resisting its choices.Nine essays from the author's prior title Systemic Evolutions, this focused collection creatively elaborates on the upheld, advanced challenges of a world normally and visibly persuaded by its evolutionary history.Originally written 2018-2020, the topics are universally relevant and burdened with increasing consequence then, now, and into the future.