Our current existence is due to evolution and adaptability. There are fundamental principles of evolution and adaptation that all living things must abide by, whether they be creatures, plants, mountains, rivers, seas, birds, forests, cities, villages, planets, asteroids, stars, solar systems, galaxies, star birth, and death, or the formation of black holes. When considering the universe's weak and strong gravitational and electrostatic forces, evolution and adaptation themselves are subject to a set of norms and regulations. With the discovery of electrons, neutrons, protons, and quarks, everything in this enormous cosmos is related. In addition, these particles traverse all physical domains and are subject to the laws of quantum mechanics. The complexity of understanding or interpretation has been presented to us by the balance in this vast cosmos, where many groupings of particles operate as elements of the universe's existence in various patterns (the majority of which wil...
I once had a thought: what if we had to program sleep at some point in the future? How are we going to do it? are we able to? I enquired of one of my friends! How would you design a sleep if you had the chance...? (I'm hoping you're one of the unnamed readers) Is there anything you might suggest? The story does not come to an end with these questions. If everything slowed down, or if a pattern stopped reacting the way it usually does, it must be sleep, since when a human is sleeping, they stop reacting to their surroundings, or to any changes in their environment. If this is the case, we are not even close to so-called sleep programming. Because even in my dreams, I can't solve a basic mathematical series that calculates the sum of the nth term. BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT I can go deep into space, but not too close to the sun or too far from the moon; all I know about the moon is a little part ...