The Survival Entropy Threshold: Consciousness as Evolutionary Necessity
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The Survival Entropy Threshold: Consciousness as Evolutionary Necessity

by Marissa Dulaney

Philosophy evolutionary biology consciousness studies
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The Survival Entropy Threshold explores consciousness as a possible evolutionary necessity. Focusing on the relationship between awareness, adaptation, and survival, Marissa Dulaney presents a conceptual inquiry into how consciousness may influence life’s ability to persist and respond to change.

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The Survival Entropy Threshold examines consciousness through the lens of evolution and survival.

Its central subject is the possibility that consciousness represents an evolutionary necessity rather than a secondary feature of living systems.

The book considers how awareness may relate to adaptation, persistence, and the pressures shaping life over time.

It offers a conceptual exploration for readers interested in consciousness, evolutionary thought, and the conditions underlying survival.

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