THE 1% ANOMALY: A HYPOTHESIS OF AN EXTERNAL GENETIC TRIGGER IN HUMAN EVOLUTION

This work proposes a hypothesis that the rapid emergence of human cognitive capacities, driven by highly specific genetic anomalies such as HAR1, SRGAP2C, and NOTCH2NL, cannot be fully explained by classical evolutionary mechanisms. The article argues that a directed external trigger may have initiated the critical 1% genomic divergence that led to the formation of a technologically oriented species capable of planetary-scale ecosystem transformation and potential cosmic expansion. The hypothesis is formulated within a systems-theory framework and is compatible with modern notions of causal loops and self-consistent models of time.