Order: Part 2

To be in order for everything and to be remain in order, matter must also have a kind of memory, although it may be that geometric structures automatically give a form, but this is also information.

If this were the case, then we would look different every time, right? Or do we somehow do this? Is it possible that humans are constantly changing on a small scale? Actually, matter is constantly changing because nothing in the cosmos is at rest, except perhaps when the temperature converges to 0 Kelvin.

What does the term “photogenic” describe in this context? Humans are what they have consumed over the years as food, oxygen, through their skin, etc., right? That means that what was previously something else was assimilated into this? Some would say that food was converted into energy, but is that really the case?

Is energy the same as energy? Of course, there are different forms of energy, such as potential energy, kinetic energy, chemical energy, electrical energy … 

While we’re already philosophizing, does free will exist?

What is order? Is there order in nature/cosmos? No?! [Order: Part 1]

Each of you is proof that the nature can put something in best order, right? 

The human body is made up of 60% – 80% water, protein, fat, minerals and carbohydrates. These are the building blocks of life as one knows it.

If that is the case, why don’t all people look the same? They are all made up of the same building blocks, right?

What determines their appearance is the arrangement of atoms into the one configuration where they identify themselves in the mirror or others identify them as person X or person Y, right? Isn’t all of this an order? While we’re on the subject of “order,” what is a culture? What does to be cultured mean?

While we’re at it, for the sake of completeness, what is disorder?

Awakening from the illusion / Maya …

Adulthood is not an absolute process, as it is written into the laws for pragmatic reasons, but is actually a constant awakening and/or successive awakening of different facets of the consciousness level. 

If one examines the German word for “be adult“, i.e. “erwachsen sein” etymologically, it could be that it forms a common line with the German root word “erwachen” that translated “awaken” means.