In this quarter of my life, which consisted of childhood and adolescence, I have been able to identify the main points worth paying attention to. Humans are simple beings, after a great number of years of evolution, they have achieved a lot, but does it mean anything other than the people themselves? The very history of their existence is quite shameful, or something from the beings on the other side of the universe, we are literally the same rats that fall into mousetraps, but these mousetraps were set by us, that is, the rats.... People almost never learn from their mistakes, almost never change, but it's not their fault, it's genetics! Humans don't have the ability to interact directly with their microphysiology, they are not able to take and want to change their protein structure and make themselves be something different, pretty soon, humans will improve themselves by changing their DNA. Thus, they will soon be able to customize arbitrarily the intelligence of the next generation, prevent genetic errors, and make super humans. Yes... Imagine a society where every second person is intellectually equal to some Einstein or Von Neumann. Imagine this utopia, where people will think 1000 times deeper and smarter than the generation that exists today.... But will the very life of people, their ideology and history allow this utopia to exist...? Will people, at least this time, be able to control themselves and not repeat their mistakes, such as burning libraries because of religion? In today's world, conspiracy theories are getting closer and closer to something real, aren't all these fictions and speculations about liberalism already true? So are there many people who don't care about anything beyond the frontier of human civilization? Aren't you already so eager to put mousetraps under your own feet and just watch your own race suffer...? Why do you live running around your own invented meaningless material values? Why not look somewhere further, lift your head up, stop degrading, delve into the meaning of existence, try to imbue yourself with the idea of seeking answers where we least expect to find them...

How small can worlds be, and how large? Studying such, I came to the thought that our universe or even the entire cosmos is one of the infinite layers, and adjacent to our layer of creation lies another layer, in which the laws of creation may differ, or there may be entirely different laws, under which nothing from our layer can exist in another layer. Naturally, this is all my invention, and in a few centuries, my story will be equated with the stories of flat-earthers. But compare the conspiracy theories of a couple of centuries ago to what I am writing now, these are fundamentally different things, when people did not yet know that there was something beyond the sun, moon, and Earth. Just think, people have only recently said that we fly on a turtle, or that the earth is flat...


In our world, there is no infinity; in reality, we simply haven't explored it yet. But we already know that numbers have no boundaries, and thus our universe doesn't either. We can endlessly explore space and endlessly diminish this world. Today, we are able to see atoms, and tomorrow, we might observe the neighboring world from above. Also, in my theory, if a person encounters absolute unknown, for example, a new unique color, they will most likely either die from shock or simply see nothing. Yes, this can be compared to a video game, where you try to see textures that are not encoded in your brain; it will appear as a black or white spot in which you simply see and hear nothing. However, the power of people lies in their mentality and intellect. If they want to see "something" beyond the world, they will see it....

This was my narrative rambling, with love,
Dmitry


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