The High Evolutionary adheres to a radical interpretation of 'survival of the fittest,' believing that only the most capable and adaptable beings deserve to thrive. This belief fuels his efforts to accelerate evolution and weed out the 'unfit'.

The High Evolutionary believes that evolution is the key to progress and advancement. He sees himself as a guide, nudging life forms towards a more perfect and advanced state.

He embraces a form of utilitarianism, believing that his actions, even those that cause harm, are justified if they ultimately benefit the greater good of evolutionary progress. This perspective often clashes with ethical considerations of individual rights and autonomy.

The High Evolutionary places immense faith in scientific rationalism. He believes that reason and empirical evidence are the primary tools for understanding and shaping the universe. His unwavering belief in science sometimes blinds him to other perspectives, such as spirituality and morality.

The High Evolutionary seeks to impose control and order on the evolutionary process. He believes that without guidance, evolution is chaotic and inefficient. This desire for control drives his interventions and manipulations.