Indeed, on the planet on which we—humans, other animals, plants, and anything else—live, there are still too many unknowns, things that we cannot explain at this time.
Our civilization will not develop (at least in history) if we cannot be prepared for danger. For those unknown crises, human beings are envisioning and scrambling their brains to find solutions step by step. At this time, always stop the work at hand, seriously reflect on the behavior of their own life, the reason for living, the meaning of life. We are nothing but tiny lifeforms on the tiny planet of the earth, fragile and vulnerable, only we know how to let the earth satisfy us instead of us adapting to the earth - we have survived to this day.
It's just that the current situation of mankind is not optimistic.
Beyond the other creatures around us, beyond the earth's original limitations on our existence, we become the masters of this planet. And only at this moment, our real enemy is not birds of prey, not beasts, not bacteria, not nature, but human beings themselves.
As our technology continues to advance, so does our existential crisis. Just 1/10th of the nuclear weapons produced during the era of bipolarity would be enough to destroy us - all living things! And today's biochemical research is even more unimaginable. Around us, those science fiction works have sounded the alarm more than once, but in the face of the so-called interests and the so-called justice, human beings still cannot stop moving forward, whether the abyss or hope lies ahead. Know. I just hope we, and our civilization, don't become the next species to explore.
Finally, send Einstein's words: "One role of science is to change the tools of human life, and the other role is to change people's minds. We should use science to serve human beings, and we cannot use science to destroy human beings."
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