How do you think life came into being in the universe?

No one knows, and never will know. We will have theories, hypotheses, conjectures, wild guesses, guesses, but we will never have exact knowledge. There was no one there, and there was no way to go back and find out.

In contrast, the universe created by the Great ** has left a detectable, measurable, and analyzable imprint on the entire universe. So we can trace the history of the universe in the first second of existence.

What do I think? The universe has a very unique biocentric characteristic. In fact, there is a branch of science called biocentrism and another called the anthropic principle (strong version), both of which are based on cosmic physics.

They're all about fine-tuning and observer dependency, among other things. Without going into the details, a quantum universe needs intelligent life for reality to exist. So one of the ideas in the scientific community is that the universe needs life, and it was built precisely so that complex life can come at some point.

The second very important point is that life is obviously rare in the universe. Some people think we may be unique for a variety of reasons. Of course, we don't see any signs of intelligent life.

The biggest part is that the universe is so big that we can only find any intelligent life form up to 100 light-years from Earth, it is a very small galaxy 20 trillion light-years in diameter and a universe, where the closest galaxy to us is 2.5 million light-years, 2 trillion galaxies in the universe, we will never be able to have any meaningful connection, in fact, a galaxy that we will never have any meaningful contact with. That's all observable universe.

So I believe that life is probably rare, and we will never know, but the universe has a necessary force to create complex life, and it has created it.

As a lecturer on all of this and chaos and complexity theory, I also tend to think that life emerges and is inevitable, but not as inevitable as it appears, just intelligent and sentient.

How did it come about? Complexity, known as the edge of chaos, tells us that if you bring enough pieces together, you will produce something bigger than the sum of those parts.

Life is just particles, but somehow, these particles end up coming together, from chemistry to biology, from dust to the edge of life.

I believe this is inevitable because without complex life, the universe would not exist. I also believe that God has orchestrated all of this from the beginning. It's not a design.

It was and is a sudden process, and its outcome in a chaotic quantum universe is unknown, but inevitable.

On Earth there is water that is formed little by little, and if there is no water, there are only microorganisms, so this is a very scary thing, and there may be other ways on other planets.

I believe that life has been a single-celled organism from the beginning, and after a long period of time, it has evolved into the present human being, and this is the origin of life.

Our universe has infinite creativity, and because of creativity, there is life and human beings. What the universe relies on to create life is something we are very familiar with: matter, energy, time and space, and there is an indispensable thing - program, that is, the laws of matter.

The four life forms in the universe are: carbon-based life, silicon-based life, stellar life, and electromagnetic life.

Humans, on the other hand, are carbon-based life, because humans and all animals live on oxygen and water, and their components are all carbon.

The four life forms are: carbon-based life, silicon-based life, intelligent AI life, and neutron star life.

Human beings are carbon-based life, based on carbon and sustained by water and oxygen.

The first is ordinary life, the second is intermediate life, the third is advanced life, and the fourth is terminal life. Humans are still in the first stage of ordinary life.