The Amazing Son in Law The Charismatic Charlie Wade

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"What's even more powerful is that the calendar they calculated is almost the same as the

legislation calculated by modern science. The error is even as small as every five thousand

years, only one day away. Do you think this is also a feudal superstition?"

Zara didn't know how to refute it, so she could only make strong words: " There is no actual

basis for this kind of thing, anyway, I will definitely not believe it!" Deana sighed at this time,

and said in a serious tone: "Our generation is young. At that time, there was still a relatively

objective understanding of Eastern and Western cultures. They never blindly believed that the

West was better or that the East was better. Instead, they used an objective and dialectical

perspective to look at problems. For children born after zero or even after zero, Western

culture has begun to take full advantage."

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"You believe in science and the Internet, but you don’t believe in the essence of your

ancestors for thousands of years. This set of things has entered the category of old feudal

superstition, which is a manifestation of ignorance!"

Zara asked unconvincedly: "According to the ancestors, does everything have a so-called

fate? Do I eat today? What and where to go are all destined for a long time?"

Deana said seriously: "You think that everything in the world has no fate, and everything is my fate, but I can't

help it, but have you thought about it? The gravel, as large as the entire universe, is continuously operating with

its own set of laws. The more you look at the macro, the more it can't change its fate!"

Zara immediately asked: "Mom, you tell me, What is the lifespan of a gravel? It may stay in the desert, become a

member of thousands of gravel, sink into a river, or be carried into the sea by a river, and is more likely to be

made into a piece of glass by humans, Mixed into a piece of concrete, does the fate count for each piece of

gravel?"

Deana shook his head and said, "I just said that fate should be viewed from a macro perspective, never from a

micro perspective.

Think about it." "From a microscopic perspective, you will feel that the gravel is very small and not worth

mentioning, and there are so many gravel in the world, and it is impossible to plan a different destiny for each

gravel."

"But do you know how many stars like the sun are in the universe?"

Zara looked blank.

Deana said seriously: "Zara, if you look at it from a microscopic view, you always feel that the gravel is too small

and worth mentioning, but if you look at the macroscopically, you will find that even if the entire earth, in the

entire universe, it is just like gravel. , It’s not even as good as a gravel.” After that, Deana continued: “Don’t you

young people like to talk about science? Then I can tell you that there are about two in the observable range of

the universe and the range of educated speculations. There are trillions of galaxies, you can hear them clearly,

it is two trillion!"

"And every galaxy has at least hundreds of billions, or even trillions of stars. The sun is just one of the hundreds

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of billions of stars in the Milky Way. In the Milky Way, the sun is so ordinary that it cannot be ordinary. In the

entire universe, the sun is not as good as a gravel on the earth."

"There are more stars like the sun in the universe than there are gravel on the earth, but you think There is too

much gravel, so a small gravel is not worthy of fate. Then I ask you, a star that is a hundred times larger than

the earth is just a cosmic gravel in the universe. Is it worthy of fate?"

Deana With a word, Zara was struck by lightning, and she couldn't say a word.

She had never used such a perspective to understand the whole world, but just tried to think

about the entire macro universe in her mind, and she immediately felt her insignificance and

ignorance.

If the sun is just the gravel in the universe, then the earth can only be counted as a cosmic

dust.

If human beings are so small that they need to live in a cosmic dust, then what are human

beings?

How much of the so-called science that humans can detect in this cosmic dust can represent

everything in the world?

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