Mr. Wong is a young philosopher with scientific minds. At the age of 22, he devoted himself to a higher spirit of life.
Compare the Earth with Mother Cell. The Conscious Earth is correspondent to the cell nucleus from biological perspective (scientific angle). Biosphere in the cytoplasm i.e. the combination of atmosphere and hydrosphere are her “life cycles”. Our civilizations have greatly shortened her life span. Desertification is equivalent to aging. Meanwhile, space station without any resource is more or less the same with a coffin. Creations by Cell (Internal) Divisions. Lives have hierarchies. Distances between each living planet should be a natural mechanism of non-competitions in our solar system. Selfishness embedded in our genes. Selfishness of the Earth. Unconditional Love can only be granted by the God. It is neither deism nor a new religion. The God is actually a higher form of lives, which gives birth to the lower ones. Live is the only principle of our universe. We are animals with higher intelligence only. "Two Eggs - One Survival" an insurance policy has given us a natural satellite.
"Reputation's an idle and most false imposition; oft got without merit, and lost without deserving." William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
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