
Ten Pulses of Evolution
Michael A. Susko
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
This work offers a novel way to map evolutionary time from life's origin to the first humans. Rather than using a traditional, linear scale in which events bunch up toward the end, a logarithmic scale is employed that expands our resolution as we come to the present. Such a scale allows us to detect patterns that would otherwise be invisible and arrange evolutionary events in memorable fashion. The basic concept of logarithms is not complicated, as we will simply halve units as we move from the past to the present in order to highlight major evolutionary change. Thus, we find the start of life to be approximately four billion years ago, the nucleated cell at two billion years ago, complex multicellularity at one billion years ago, and so on. Remarkably, we find the major events of evolution, along with the certainty of supporting evidence, to be pulsed with logarithmic regularity. This chart also reveals that each Major Node represents change in three major arenas, making for significant leaps in consciousness, gains in mobility, and increased social connectivity. Come, take this evolutionary journey and discover the surprising pattern of logarithmic time, with changes that would seem to have no end.
Duration - 4h 15m.
Author - Michael A. Susko.
Narrator - Digital Voice Mike G.
Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2020 Michael A. Susko ©.
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Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. This work offers a novel way to map evolutionary time from life's origin to the first humans. Rather than using a traditional, linear scale in which events bunch up toward the end, a logarithmic scale is employed that expands our resolution as we come to the present. Such a scale allows us to detect patterns that would otherwise be invisible and arrange evolutionary events in memorable fashion. The basic concept of logarithms is not complicated, as we will simply halve units as we move from the past to the present in order to highlight major evolutionary change. Thus, we find the start of life to be approximately four billion years ago, the nucleated cell at two billion years ago, complex multicellularity at one billion years ago, and so on. Remarkably, we find the major events of evolution, along with the certainty of supporting evidence, to be pulsed with logarithmic regularity. This chart also reveals that each Major Node represents change in three major arenas, making for significant leaps in consciousness, gains in mobility, and increased social connectivity. Come, take this evolutionary journey and discover the surprising pattern of logarithmic time, with changes that would seem to have no end. Duration - 4h 15m. Author - Michael A. Susko. Narrator - Digital Voice Mike G. Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025. Copyright - © 2020 Michael A. Susko ©.
Language:
English
FOREWARD
Duration:00:02:29
PREFACE
Duration:00:03:49
INTRODUCTION
Duration:00:15:53
1st NODE: LIFE’S ORIGIN | 4 BYA
Duration:00:05:56
Log Scale of 1st Node, | Life’s Origin
Duration:00:01:22
2nd NODE: EUKARYOTIC CELL | 2 BYA
Duration:00:07:29
Log Scale of 2nd Node | Eukaryotic Cells
Duration:00:01:35
3rd NODE: COMPLEX MULTICELLULARITY | 1 BYA
Duration:00:14:02
Log Scale of 3rd Node | Complex Multicellularity
Duration:00:01:37
4th NODE: VERTEBRATES | 500 MYA
Duration:00:11:54
Log Scale of 4th NODE | Vertebrates
Duration:00:02:23
5th NODE: MAMMALS | 250 MYA
Duration:00:15:23
Log Scale of 5th Node | MAMMALS
Duration:00:01:55
6th NODE: PLACENTAL MAMMALS | 125 MYA
Duration:00:13:38
Log Scale of 6th Node | PLACENTAL MAMMALS
Duration:00:02:53
7th NODE: PRIMATES | 62.6 MYA
Duration:00:07:19
Log Scale of 7th NODE | Primates
Duration:00:01:10
8th NODE: ANTHROPOIDS | 31.25 MYA
Duration:00:10:43
Log Scale of 8th Node | Anthropoids/Monkeys
Duration:00:01:25
9th NODE: HOMINOIDS | 15.6 MYA
Duration:00:11:22
Log Scale of 9th Node | Hominoids/Apes
Duration:00:01:31
10th NODE: HUMAN/HOMININ | 7.8 MYA
Duration:00:10:36
Log Scale of 10th NODE | HOMININS/ HUMANS
Duration:00:00:49
CONCLUSION
Duration:00:02:34
TOTAL LOG CHART
Duration:00:10:30
GLOSSARY
Duration:00:03:49
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Duration:00:01:04
ENDNOTES
Duration:01:21:21
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Duration:00:00:24
Further Reading: Life's Dynamic Vulnerability: A Paradigm Shift in Biology
Duration:00:01:30
Also By Michael A. Susko
Duration:00:05:42
About the Author
Duration:00:00:33
About the Publisher
Duration:00:00:33