Theory Explains the Origin, Evolution, and Nature of Life

That is such a deep thought and I often think it as well. I believe that life is a microcosm of a macrocosm and that our individual cells operate in their world (our body) as we operate in the Universe (Our body). The thing is that the structure we all combine to create is so large that ae cannot completely see it in its entirety while functioning in it. Or better yet, we can't see the universe because we are the universe.

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The points of light are galaxies. Scientists could not find anyone willing to stand back far enough to snap this picture, so they roughed it out using a computer model. This is about what it would look like, though, as I understand it.

Now look at the picture below. What do you guess this is?


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No, this is not the known universe looking from the other side. This is a picture of a neuron making connections to other neurons in a human brain. Remember, neurons are tiny. Each of our brains contains a hundred billion of these.

Duh.. plenty of theoretical physicists have said earth is alive.. there by theory is a god particle smaller than the atom we cannot see that connects the whole universe as one structure.. thus god

The Higgs boson is often referred to as "the God particle" by the media,[55] after the title of Leon Lederman's popular science book on particle physics, The God Particle: If the Universe Is the Answer, What Is the Question?[56][57] While use of this term may have contributed to increased media interest,[57] many scientists dislike it, since it overstates the particle's importance, not least since its discovery would still leave unanswered questions about the unification of QCD, the electroweak interaction and gravity, and the ultimate origin of the universe.[55]