The universe’s universal questions

The world consists of planets, stars, and galaxies that form the universe we live in today. However, this raises the question: how does the universe differentiate itself from what is considered universal? The answer lies in physical laws; rather than responding to specific variables such as time and space, they are independent constants, applicable to anything, regardless of societal opinion or perception. 

In addition, once a law is proven to be applicable to all components of the universe, theories and proposals that violate these laws are often disregarded. 

In other words, such propositions are incorrect and cannot be proven true. Thus, to be cautious of our beliefs is to be wise. Testing our theories under different variables, selective pressures, and circumstances is essential to our overall understanding of science. 

The importance of applying endless possibilities of mathematical equations, quantum mechanics, and theories such as the Big Bang becomes clear only through extensive testing until failure. The astronomical extent of the number of properties to consider makes it more difficult to comprehend, often overlooking the application, highlighting the flaws in the theories proposed today. 

A psychologically stimulating question is whether we, as breathing organisms, are truly living in a world that revolves around us or if we are just living in this universe?

The development of new technologies, providing data analysis, computer models of the Milky Way, calculating dark and light matter and many other activities become necessary, but in reality, we are just discovering the world around us. 

Essentially, we’re piecing together components that the universe has to offer to develop new technologies, commonly extending our lifespans through medical science. 

However, these practices eliminate nature’s natural selection. We question: if you do not bring anything to the plate, should you really be alive right now? It is not a trick question but rather establishing personal authority over life.