The Invisible Man: Science Meets Human Nature

H. G. Wells is known as the father of science fiction. Throughout his life he has written many SF novels that seem to be predicting the future. Most of his ideas at that time were ambiguous, but now the reader can see how much his story resembles their lives. Over time, technology has become more sophisticated, causing social change. Abortion and genetic mutation are top priority. Whether there is a right to "play God" by humans. Technology is more harmful than beneficial. How scientific creation influences human nature

"An invisible pyramid" written by anthropologist and natural science writer Loren Eisley touches humans' inevitable journey to the universe through his prediction of sending human characteristics to the universe. He called it "electronic human" or "network genetics." He believes that these robots live longer than humans when the Earth's resources are depleted. They will be robots with human conscious programming. I am afraid that this philosophy, which has been forced to participate, is now close to reality.

As plants, animals, minerals, air, light etc, they theoretically form part of human consciousness, some as a subject of natural science and some as an object of art ... actually We also form human lives. Some people's activities live only in products in nature; they may appear in the form of food, calories, clothes, dwellings and the like. The universality of human beings actually represents the universality of the whole nature as an inorganic body. (1) as a direct way of life, (2) as a thing, as a thing, and as a tool for his life activities. Nature is human's inorganic. In other words, nature is not a human body. People live in nature. This means that nature is his body, he must obey the eternal process, as it will not die

Natural science is a term made by humans, but it comes from the existence of human beings. Natural science has not always been created by human beings but has always existed on Earth. In other words, what we learned from natural science is based on observations of thousands of years about what is going on around us purely. Using technology, humans begin to understand the natural sciences more deeply but still observing how things work, or just predicting where we are and where we are only. People believe that mathematics and natural sciences have some similarities and use similar problem solving techniques, so that they are interrelated.