Abstract
In communications IT may symbolize creativity and design. Bit may symbolize symbols and systems.IT is about human relations. BIT is about human-designed systemic structures.Combined they evolve human communications. Languages as systems reduce thoughts and feelings to oral or written communications using ranges of symbolic, commonly understood denominators or words.Dispersed human knowledge evolves optimally in an open market society. Physics evolved through widening knowledge horizons from astrology to all visible, invisible and even hypothetical objects of the vocabulary.Physics identifies matter as bi-polar balanced-energy sub-atomic structures.Nuclear energy has become the prime test of human survival. Science aims at good explanations. Neither evolution nor science predetermines the future.Theoretical physics is increasingly engaged in hypothetical contentions apart from the basic fixed context great natural laws. Physics-based technologies, like the net, mobiles, digitalization and space-travel are forcing the evolving pace. Only evolution can be an over-riding explanation.Evolution explains the universe and life as naturaly evolving through discoverable, irresversible emergence. Its future is unforeseeable. Evolutios a creating and selecting is a bi-polar force. Historically evolution has been increasingly dominated and speeded up by the evolution of life and humanity in particular.Such evolutionary energy can only be sustained through equally growing human fitness to survive and evolve. Communicability is becoming the primary medium of realizing and influencing this evolutionary thrust. Language is the primary medium of explanatory evolution. Language, as the test-bed of communications, reflects the human problems of learning and comprehending. It reflects particularly the need to find ways to express the evolutionary dynamics in more explanatory ways. Calculus and comparative statics are a beginning.Bi-polar range analysis, as explained, can become the methodological way forward for adequately explaining evolutionary problem solving.
Helmut Alfred von Schweitzer