Why is there life in the world, in fact, there is life in this world

When the earth was formed, the earth was a dead ball, that is, there was no living object, this issue is also very controversial in our academic circles, I am more in favor of comets transmitting inorganic matter and objects that make up living things, such as chlorinated polyvinyl chloride and other substances (this is very mysterious, it is still a mystery), why comets have such objects, if you are interested, you can see other people's opinions, comets are like messengers that spread life, waiting for further study by you young people.

Inorganic matter slowly produces organic matter after a long period of evolution, and the first organism - bacteria was born, if you are interested, you can come to my blog to study, I am Hu Jianping, a professor of astronomy at Tianjin University.

First of all, the earth has an atmosphere that protects some water. In addition, there are large amounts of methane-like gases on Earth, which form early microorganisms in water. And because the Earth is neither too far nor close to the Sun, those anaerobic organisms are preserved.

Because you are here to ask this question, if there is no life, there is no you, and there will be no you here to ask this question.

If you want to know, explore it yourself in the future, the unsolved mysteries of mankind.

Hehe, what is life? It's a vague definition, and we can say that we are life, but we can also say that we are matter.

The world we live in is alive, and it treats you as you treat it; What kind of people you live in, what kind of world you live in.

This theory is a bit like the Law of Attraction:

If a concept does not exist in a certain culture, then that "objective existence" is "subjectively non-existent" in that culture, i.e., the people in that culture have no perception of that objective existence. On the other hand, if a concept exists, even if it is not an objective existence, people can still perceive it subjectively.

If one thing becomes a concept for You Zheng, Kongliang is like a seed planted in people's hearts, and they will firmly believe that they will not forget.

"Self-fulfilling prophecy" is a social psychological phenomenon proposed by the American sociologist Robert King Morton, which refers to people's preconceived judgments, whether they are correct or not, will affect people's behavior to a greater or lesser extent, so that this judgment will finally come true.

We always judge a person by a first impression, or evaluate a person, but in fact, we are not evaluating others but that side of ourselves. What kind of person you are will describe others in this way.

Netizen Gold Comment: Belief does not mean certainty. But faith or belief is indeed a "self-fulfilling prophecy." Remember Dante said that faith is to believe what we have never seen, and the reward of this faith is to see what we believe.

If you think about it carefully, it's very shocking! Everyone has a "conscience" in their inner world (Wang Yangming's theory that everyone is self-sufficient) or "Buddha nature" (when the Buddha realized the Tao, he said that all living beings have the wisdom of the Buddha), I prefer to say that it is "human nature", this "human nature" does not distinguish between good and evil, this "human nature" is actually the result of evolutionary selection is inherited by genes, and people have both self-interest and altruistic side, which is the root of "human nature" without distinguishing between good and evil. Good and evil is a "choice", in the story of Su Shi and Buddha Yin, Su Shi said that Buddha Yin Dou Mo Yun is a pile of shit, Buddha Yin said that Su Shi is a Buddha, Su Shi is proud, others explained, what kind of person are you, you look at what the other party is.

Life lies in "choice", and this "choice" is precisely "self-fulfilling prophecy".

To paraphrase what we have learned today: There are two things, the more often we think about them, the more they are infused with constant renewal, admiration and awe in the human soul – the starry sky above our heads and the moral law in our hearts.