It seems to me that logic exists as a fundamental principle apon which evolution is based. Deductive reasoning suggests that logic existed before humans, indeed logic must have existed for all time. Intelligent design is an illusion brought about by the effect that logic had on the random interactions of matter. If something didn't work in a necesssary way for its survival, logically it could not have survived.
Conciousness is a greater manifestation of logic than unconciousness and provides a greater survival skill because it better correlates with how the Totality works. Rationality, a manifestation of conciousness, embodies an application of logic that incorporates the nature of randomness (which is merely the realms of causality that are beyond current human rapid comprehensive awareness).
I agree that we will either go into a golden age or annihilation. The only paths to the golden age are those sufficiently reflective of the fundamental principles, such as logic, rationality, and perhaps some further evolutions on the path of logic and rationality that we have not yet manifested.
Now, how much evolution actually occurs and over what period of time? Looking at ancient texts, such as the Christian Bible and other documents of that time and before that depict human behavior, how much have people actually changed? Some countries do still crucify heritics, and much of the average behavior and average impulses are much the same. Some laws in some countries have influenced some of the behavior, and some technological advances have changed the manifestations of various behaviors (stonings don't occur nearly as often amongst adults, but drive-by shootings seem to have taken their place), but it seems to me that not much real change has actually occurred.


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