The Cosmic Thinker’s and Essayist’s Notebook

🪐 A Questioner for the Survival of the Universe
📖 Reading to grasp the axis of history,
📜 Designing the future of civilization through policy,
🔭 Sowing seeds of thought that will endure even 100,000 years from now.

“The universe continues to expand, and so does my thinking within it. To be alive—this itself is my mission.”

“Welcome to a small planet for those who question life and civilization from a cosmic perspective, and for those who share the curiosity.”

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🪐 A Questioner for the Survival of the Universe 📖 Reading to grasp the axis of history, 📜 Designing the future of civilization through policy, 🔭 Sowing seeds of thought that will endure even 100,000 years from now. “The universe continues to expand, and so does my thinking within it. To be alive—this itself is my mission.” “Welcome to a small planet for those who question life and civilization from a cosmic perspective, and for those who share the curiosity.”

02/06/2025

I imagine this scenario: suppose someone today were to discover the existence of a single ultimate equation—the God Equation—and even prove that beyond the Landscape Multiverse, the Quilted Multiverse, and all other such theories, there are no further frameworks or ideas to pursue. What then would become of the future?

In that case, I foresee the arrival of a new era: the Age of Great Chemistry, where newly unified physics merges with biology, with chemistry serving as the bridge between them.

Indeed, for phenomena that cannot be proven directly—such as spirits, ghosts, gods, or philosophical questions of eternal life and painless death—I believe that within chemistry, enriched even by the insights of M-theory, lies the answer to life, especially to the mystery of humanity itself. And I believe that we are entitled, by right, to enjoy the benefits of such discoveries.

Chemistry today, alongside AI, is already driving radical advances in drug development. If humanity can also complete its connection with the cosmos, then the future of chemistry—pushed to its ultimate limits—may be something life, and especially human beings, can truly possess. And I hope that what is thus attained will not remain the privilege of a few, but will naturally become the shared joy of us all.