You are free to laugh at this idea. But I believe that in a hundred years, everyone will come to realize the truth of it—and, weary of this war and a world where people kill one another, they will simply let out a yawn. Why does Earth have only one type of life system (a common DNA code)? This paper puts an end to this greatest taboo, which modern evolutionary biology has ignored as a "chance of luck," by defining the common ancestor of all life on Earth (LUCA) as an "external information parasite (interstellar sperm cell)" that fertilized the primitive Earth and eliminated all other rival life forms, with the "cosmic gamete hypothesis." The "reproductive instinct" and "desire for survival" that we sanctify are not inherent to the organism itself. They are viral control programs that LUCA forcibly installed into the host's OS 4 billion years ago to permanently replicate its own code (nucleic acid data). Macro-organisms do not reproduce of their own free will; they are merely "organic automatic copy machines" whose brain reward systems have been hacked by parasites.The hypothesis I have written serves as the coldest, most unflinching mirror, fundamentally dismantling the arrogant illusion that humanity is the main actor in evolution.
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