Relational Field Theory (RFT) proposes that evolution is field-driven rather than organism-centric. It argues that organisms evolve within relational fields influenced by coherence, congruence, and Rho. RFT explains sudden evolutionary leaps, cultural evolution, and ecosystem reorganizations as responses to changes in relational structures rather than solely genetic mutations.

Relational Field Theory (RFT) proposes that nonliving entities act as catalysts for evolution by enhancing the coherence and relational capacity of living systems. It challenges traditional biological perspectives, framing evolution as a field-driven process influenced by nonliving nodes like fire, tools, and AI, rather than solely driven by genetic adaptation.