#philopsophy

He said that the "life", the "Reality" we know rn, is just someone's memory. (And this would pertain to the ideology of god[s] if you're the spiritual / religious type.) And that all those ideas, are just fragments, until they connect with another, (like magnets.) Then another connects to those, and so on and so forth, until it gets so big, that it creates a whole galaxy, with planets and a sun, and all that, and then we humans come along. (This would pertain to the scientific [biological] process of evolution.)

And just like any star, those memories slowly die off. (like when ur telling someone a childhood story and you start forgetting details as u get older.) And those stars go supernova, and create a black hole.

This destroys everything in its path, and that's where the ideology of physical death comes from. (or human bodies, and animal bodies, die, but not our souls/energy.) (Which pertains to the spiritual belief / ideology, of reincarnation.)

That would restart the whole process over again. But the kicker, is that all of that, is just another memory.

Humans have always been curious creatures

Even before the establishment of human civilization, humans have always felt the need to create an explanation for the nature of the things around us

The greatest scientists and philosophers were renowned as such due to their contributions to understanding the world that we live in

While studying concrete and observable phenomena requires exceptional skills and intellect, analyzing the abstract is totally different 

The answer to the question “What composes the human body?” is totally different from “What defines the human entity?”

It takes a creative mind and wide perspective to understand what is beyond the physical and discernible

Studying the different perspectives of philosophers regarding the nature of the self made me appreciate the width of the human perspective

These philosophers were able to create a structure in order to understand our being

You may or may not agree with these ideologies, but one thing is certain, the ability to create these definite explanations of a thing so abstract is impressive.

While entering the minds of these philosophers, I realized that the human mind is truly vast and powerful

The ability of humans to see the world and create their own perspective truly is a phenomena 

Understanding the self in the perspective of these philosophers really made me realize that the mind is really capable of anything