The television series “Cosmos” claims that life “evolved” from “random, unguided, blind, natural” processes. This extravagant myth of spontaneously arising life is randomly selected from a black hole rabbit’s hat, with no supporting proof. The Amazing fact about Ghum Hai KisiKey Pyaar Mein Upcoming Story.
The lack of evidence may be due to a lack of evidence. However, we see a different image if we disregard how human science arbitrarily divides life into distinct groups and instead perceive life as a more significant part of the universal total.
Many scientists believe life is plentiful in the Cosmos, based on estimates of “zillions” of exoplanets and the discovery of required elements for life far beyond Earth. But, more importantly, many people believe that life existed long before our sun and solar system.
It’s reasonable to believe that what generates life emerged from the big bang, was polished in stars, and was “seeded” abundantly throughout the broader Cosmos. Life eventually occurs on uncountable zillions of worlds, most likely in various unusual forms unknown to us. The most plausible conclusion is that life, like the rest of the Cosmos, is immersed inside a giant cosmic “mural” of ever-changing creation art far beyond humanity’s collective heads.
Consider this: many scientists believe the Cosmos contains 10-11 or more dimensions, of which we can only observe three-plus times. Consider that we are a “bio-universe” to the estimated ten trillion bacteria that inhabit our body.
Assume our globe is reduced to the size of a single atom while remaining otherwise unchanged. A fraction is incomprehensibly tiny compared to a microbe but extremely huge in contrast to numerous subatomic particles. Finally, assume our now inconceivably small planet is nestled within a much larger microbe “galaxy,” with the bacterium occupying a much larger human being.
Assume astronomers on this infinitesimally tiny planet proposed a “multiverse” theory of innumerable other human-sized universes while attempting to grasp the true nature of the inconceivably larger human being “universe” the microbe is inhabiting, using cutting-edge technology to penetrate far beyond their atom-sized world. We now have only a sliver of how difficult it is to fathom when, when, or how life emerged from our incomprehensibly constrained earth-based perspective.
Consider the arrogance of humans on this atom-sized planet who pretend to know that life within their detection range somehow magically “evolved”; that nobody created their atom-sized globe, the microbes that inhabit it, the more significant human being, or other “multiverse” human beings. All the while denying that the more prominent structures we humans occupy are built and constructed.
Consider adding many dimensions to this incomprehensibly dark and intricate problem, dimensions that human-sized scientists on our actual-sized Earth cannot discover. For example, is it feasible for science to know, or to have a reasonable expectation of understanding, that life developed through “random, blind, unguided, natural” processes?
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