The Unconsciousness Of The Universe

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The sheer amount of weight the word universe carries over other things is as grand scale as to no other. It has everything, and that everything includes us. We are valuable to us and someday we will, to another being from another planet.

Everything that we are made of is spread out throughout the universe. But we were lucky and still running on that luck. Because everything came at the right order, to form life in this vast dark space. I can draw two conclusions from this: Either universe knows our existence or it just doesn't.

One will explain how we are the chosen one with a unique mindset, born to figure out every detail of this vast gigantic space or we are running on measly amount of luck, that may run out in any minute.

Everything we do in our life has a motive behind it, But incidents happen. That is something we can not control. Are we part of the motive or the incident?

The grand scale of the universe paints the same old story: nothing is planned, everything is part of an incident. The things we see with our eyes, emotions from both sides of the coin. Both of them comes from the incident. You may have planned everything right but the outcome always gonna be relied on the other, to succeed.

Is it natural for the universe to act like an animal? Let's presume the universe carries other forms of life somewhere out there far far away. Why is the universe reluctant on forging companionship with one and the other?

Maybe it knows or it just creates and then moves on to another. So far, the universe just doesn't care about anything it builds on its way toward the expansion. Just like spilled water on the floor, the water just leaves from the area, where it fell to covering a lot more after a few nanoseconds.

It just happens. There is no moral system binding the water from spreading and creating a more mess along the way. It just does, that's what you get if you spill water on the floor.

The universe is no different from the water in the above analogy. Everything went down, not because it was supposed to, it just happened like the glass of water fell on the ground.

If the fell was part of the intentional, then everything leading up after that would be part of the intentional plan, but the things we around the plan doesn't carry the theory. Stuff just happens out of random, it can be explained through another thing then that thing can be explained from the another.

Raindrops can be explained from clouds sucking the water, whenever there is heat or the rise in the temperature, the rise of the temperature can be explained through the heat density of the sun with the level co2 in the air.

It wasn't planned out or anything. They do what they are supposed to, nobody keeps them in check. Either the universe moved onto something new or it never cared it in the first place.

It might sound dark and unavoidable the fact that we are in this mess and never coming out, but we live on. No matter how big this universe is nothing is bigger than the ego of human.

Thank you for reading.