Each strand begins from the wall of the container and finally ends on the net. Also, there are multiple pathways to reach a point on the web.

Our place in the cosmos is clearly not central. Among gazillions of stars, planets, and hopefully other life forms, we are just another primitive entity. But even if the universe doesn’t care about us doesn’t mean we are insignificant. As we continue to explore the unexplored, we also expand our horizons of comprehending the incomprehensible.

It would be a desired one but shouldn’t be always necessary. Don’t know what to say more.

Intuitively, maths should exist without nature. The predictions it can conclude in the physics community are commendable but maybe, we are seeking artificial patterns. Anyways, it is always great to see the dots connect and redefine the reality in a completely new way.

It seems evident that absolute free will does not exist.Rather our free will lies in range of actions that we are capable of compared to non living matter.From a reductionist point of view, we are made up of particles that abide by the laws of physics and that leaves little to no possibility for free will.Still it is our identities that are responsible for our particles and free will or not, it doesnt justify our wrong deeds.I would like to add that behavioral conditioning plays an important part in our actions.

Self determination and little bit of pattern emergence are enough to go on bus still one needs to continuously strive hard for it as Lee Berger did.