Humans who embody the history of the universe.
Humans embody the history of the universe.
People today struggle to discover divinity, or truth, through supernatural powers or superior intellect. As Paul said in the Bible, Jews ask for miracles and Greeks ask for wisdom.
Even today, it is common to observe religious leaders who perform miraculous acts of exorcism, or, on the other hand, pay attention to the mouths of geniuses such as Hawking. Plato and other ancient Greeks tried to find divinity, or truth, in the perfect symmetry of a circle or regular polyhedron. To them, the beauty of perfection was the truth.
But the way I look in the mirror is not so beautiful. The left and right figures are not perfectly balanced, and the balance of the face and limbs is not ideal like Venus of Milo or David of Michelangelo. He doesn't have the intelligence of Hawking, nor does he have superpowers like the heroes of Marvel. Moreover, we are not immortal, we will grow old with time and someday we will return to dust.
However, modern science finds the truth in the ordinary human body. The cosmic history traced by the Big Bang cosmology shows that humans are also part of cosmic history. Humans do not suddenly fall from the sky or rise from the earth. Among the elements that make up our body's DNA, hydrogen existed in the universe through the Big Bang. In other words, our body remembers the moment of the Big Bang. All other elements were synthesized in the star and spread out in outer space, and the material again gave birth to a new star.
The iron that flows through our blood and the elements that make up our DNA were all created in the stars someday. Our bodies, made up of stellar dust, remember the process of star formation, star evolution, star death and supernova explosions. In the process, planets like the Earth were created, and the elements that make up the human body were prepared on the Earth. We were all in stars in the distant past.
After all, we are all engraved with a magnificent history of the entire universe through the Big Bang and the cycle of stars and matter. So, if you want to know about the stars in the sky, it wouldn't hurt to take some time to look at yourself in the mirror before looking at the sky. The self-reflected in the mirror is the embodiment of cosmic history.
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