For quite some time, I’ve been writing about the similarities between Life, Nature and the Universe (eg, human brain vs Universe). In my view, such similarities are to be expected when you believe in a blueprint of Life, Nature & the Universe.
Below, several articles about the similarities between the human brain and the Universe:
- 2020: Study Maps The Odd Structural Similarities Between The Human Brain And The Universe;
- 2020: One of These Pictures Is the Brain, the Other is the Universe. Can You Tell Which is Which?
- 2021: Is the human brain a model of the universe?
- 2022: Surprising Similarities Between The Human Brain And The Universe;
- 2023: Harmonizing the Cosmos and Consciousness: Profound Parallels Between the Universe and Human Brain.
More recently, I’ve mentioned the main 4 stages in those similarities:
- Birth;
- Growth;
- Procreation / reproduction;
- Entropy, including death.
The “birth” of the Universe is still a mystery. Even the speed of its expansion (ie, growth) is still a matter of scientific controversy.
Even scientists are now concluding that the Big Bang theory was false.
Moreover, that theory even started as a 1950 joke by astronomer Fred Hoyle (1915-2001). See SciAm obituary and LA-Times article.
A blueprint creates a chicken or the egg dilemma: any birth is a consequence of a previous birth. A solution in that dilemma is about creating limits – or a premise – in your thinking – next to the parameters (eg, birth, growth, reproduction, entropy).
Could the existence of the Universe be such a premise or limit??
“The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.”
The 2nd law of Clarke’s three laws by science fiction author and futurist Arthur C. Clarke (1917-2008)
Wheels of Life (1978) by Gino Vannelli
artist, lyrics, video, Wiki-artist, Wiki-album+song
The wheels of life are turning so much faster
The restless hands of time pass me by
There are dreams I’ll never live to see
Note: all markings (bold, italic, underlining) by LO unless in quotes or stated otherwise
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