SFL-BIO02 Human Independent Origin: Analysis Under the Species Fixed Law

This paper is the second installment of the SFL biological series, fully following the unified axiomatic system, variables and two core mathematical formulas established in SFL-BIO01. It re-examines the mainstream ape-to-human evolutionary hypothesis based on the rule of intrinsic fixed genetic architecture G₀. This work reinterprets human-chimp genome similarities, human Chromosome 2 fusion and all hominin fossil records. The roughly 2% sequence divergence between humans and chimpanzees merely represents bounded intraspecific variation within two independent closed G₀ systems, rather than transitional evolutionary links. All hominin fossil specimens are classified as stable species with intact three core G₀ markers; no continuous fossil sequence recording coordinated reconstruction of core genetic architecture has ever been discovered. This paper strictly distinguishes human biological G₀ inheritance from external cultural accumulation, proving cultural progress cannot alter fixed human genetic parameters. Under the complete logical system of Species Fixed Law, the independent origin of human beings is an inevitable deduction consistent with genomic and paleontological evidence.