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About Us
We are an own-account investment company, and provide financial consulting services. "Evolidea" is a blend of the words "Evolution" and "Idea." We hold the belief in the theory of evolution and consider it a natural law that all things, including financial investment, follow. We aspire to stand on the shoulders of giants, gather individuals who share this philosophy, explore this investment concept, and put it into practice through our own capital investment.
If you have any ideas to share with me, please contact tanghe@evolidea.com
In tribute to Charles Robert Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace.
Core Ideas
Overproduction
Animals and plants in nature give rise to more off springs than could possibly survive. This is also the doctrine of Malthus.
Struggle for Existence
Overproduction causes a struggle as to which of the off-springs would survive. The struggle may be active, as in the case of animals or passive, as in the case of plants. The victors survive and the vanquished become extinct.
Variation
Off-springs do not entirely resemble one another but differ among themselves in details. Such variations sometimes help an individual in the struggle for existence while another variation may be a drawback. Thus, some are better fitted for the struggle while others are ill fitted.
Survival of the Fittest
The best fitted for the struggle, ultimately survives eliminating others which are not so well fitted. Thus, in the long run, all the variants that is not well fitted die out leaving only the fittest. Ultimately, it has exercised some selection during which it has eliminated all the unfit.
References
Darwin, C. (2023). Origin of the Species. In British Politics and the environment in the long nineteenth century (pp. 47-55). Routledge.