cosmic perspective

There are about 100 billion other galaxies in the Milky Way, concepts, understanding, ideas and / or knowledge, the earth is a dust around the star of the size of the middle size of the Milky Way spiral arm. There are about 100 billion stars. But the atoms that make up the life of the earth are cast in the center of a huge star that we have to explode for our survival. It seems that we are not important, but at the same time it's very special.

Awecademy called this "Cosmic Citizens" a "cosmic view" and called a learner with this ability. Space citizens are those who are aware of our position in the universe, the vulnerability of our planet, and the possibility of our unimaginable as seed. Essentially, the view of space is narrowing the whole picture and seeing it. It involves recognizing our position in the universe and regaining and reviewing our objectives in macro planning. Self-reflection consciousness, or "meta-thinking", enhances self-consciousness and self-transformation ability as our individuals and species. After all, our higher self-reflexive consciousness - one of the features we distinguish from other animal kingdoms. This is one of our most undeveloped possibilities.

Based on the cosmological point of view, people are motivated to successfully solve all the problems encountered on the planet and focus on key issues. Seeing yourself from the perspective of the universe can stimulate our sympathy for humanity and all life. After all, from the universe, the border, and the geographical difference, at the end of the day it is clear that we are all fundamental to humanity. Supermanism is a model to think about the future of seeds. The premise is that our current form of Homo sapiens does not represent the end of evolution. On the contrary, superhumanism is our belief that we use superior technology to raise our body, mind, morality and priorities, thus becoming increasingly impressive, in the early stages and transitional stages, ie our bodies, minds, morals and priorities. "The greatness of mankind," philosopher Nietzsche said. "He is a bridge, not a purpose."