Dreaming About Taoism

It strives to present the ancient and fantasy oriental culture to readers with descriptions that contemporary people can understand. Due to the lack of scientific knowledge in the past, many mysterious and mysterious words are simply incomprehensible to modern people. As a result, many people cannot truly understand the meaning and misinterpret our cultural treasures. Someone once said that human knowledge is like a circle. Inside the circle is known, and outside the circle is unknown. The more you know, the bigger the circle becomes, and the more you don't know. Modern scientific knowledge can explain many things, but there are actually more unsolved mysteries. Let's take the simplest example: How was life born? Some people will give a lot of seemingly reasonable and authoritative answers, such as how small inorganic molecules turn into small organic molecules, then into large organic molecules, and so on, and then life is formed, but they avoid talking about the key question. At what step does non-living things become living entities? Continuing to ask is an unsolved mystery. Even if you ask what life is, the current answer is still an empty one. It can only talk about some characteristics of living entities. When you ask, if technology advances to the point where robots can be made to have these characteristics, will machines also be living entities? He had to be trapped again. When popularizing science, we cannot carry out real science popularization. Instead, we deceive the people who ask questions, and people lose valuable opportunities for in-depth thinking. This kind of pseudo-science is poison. The core of human civilization is to explore the origin of life and find the ultimate truth of the universe. This book is not popular science. It just thinks about life and the universe from another perspective that ordinary people rarely understand.