Evolución y teleología: Discurso sobre los fines de la naturaleza en un mundo sin finalidad (Revista electrónica del IPN; ISSN: 2007-1957; julio-diciembre 2016)

This is a philosophical-political essay about the discourse of evolution that has been taught to us at school. This discourse, I claim, does not obey the strict methodological rules of science, but is closer to an excluding political speech that has a tendency to divide humans in social classes that would result natural due to the " order of things " in a world that evolves according to laws beyond human will, aiming social control and normalization of exploitation. Based upon an imaginary teleological world, everything would have a pre-planned purpose given the generally accepted fact that species evolve and progress. I claim that such an approach is based upon a fallacy and lean towards an explication of the existence that is based rather upon a universe that operates in chaos.