In 2150, a major breakthrough in quantum mechanics and the strange properties of matter spewed out by black holes force humanity to make its final choice between a virtual universe and exploring the stars.
Xu Wen says he is a moth who encountered a flame in the darkness. The absolute limits of causality leave him unable to escape his fate of flying into the fire. Xu Wen boards the Ark, and in that moment becomes a pioneer on humanity's journey among the stars. His leaping consciousness links with the cosmos and begins to emit a wondrous flame. Does human consciousness come from the universe? Are all the inventions throughout history, in essence, discoveries? Is the universe a super-consciousness, a single integrated whole...?
It is well written. The author Dadan imagines that everything in the universe, including planets and stars, is conscious, and material forms are manifestations of ideology. But the story stops as abruptly as it begins, as if a quotation had been written.
Why is there a fire-chasing moth in this introduction...
I sit on the bench, and the people who like it are all my dad
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A very philosophical science fiction essay! The angle of analysis of outlook on life and outlook on the universe is very unique! Worth reading if you like brain-burning articles!
All things have a sense of induction. It depends on your subjective consciousness and judgment. If you recognize goodwill and tolerate all entities, you will get feedback from things.
An electric arc flashed, and the sofa disappeared before your eyes...