We constantly question the meaning of life, and many people live and die without ever truly understanding it. In the end, we only have assumptions and beliefs. We learn from the past to better ourselves, relying on the knowledge and experiences of those who came before us to evolve society. However, we often overlook the possibility that much of this information might have been manipulated to mislead us.
Throughout history, some leaders have wanted to watch the world burn. This raises an important question: what makes us think that these individuals didn’t alter historical writings or fabricate stories that people eventually accepted as truth? Today, we process knowledge and information faster than ever before.
Scientific research shows that our world has undergone several restarts, from the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs to the floods and ice ages. This idea is echoed in various religious and cultural studies, where gods restart the world due to human chaos. We know that everything eventually comes to an end, which prompts the question: what is the purpose of it all? If we are destined to leave Earth one day, why do we constantly create unnecessary problems and stressors?