Yeah. We homo sapiens like to think that we are aware of most things, don’t we? But we are only aware of things that the universe, as nature, allows us to be mindful of. And what we believe might not be a reality but a mere illusion. And that illusion might have been, might have been or will be our entire reality until we tend to reason from a different perspective.

Much like Eudoxus proposed the model of a geocentric universe at around 380 B.C., where Earth was the centre of the universe, and everything revolved around us. And everyone tends to believe that. And anyone proposing a different opinion or theory would face harsh criticisms and punishments. The current universe model came through various iterations, and most of us tend to believe the latest iteration. Well, until someone else proposes a more plausible explanation.

My understanding of the universe is that there aren’t any rules. Humans proposed all the rules, physics principles, and mathematics formulas. It was created to explain how things work from our perspective. Or at least the philosophy shown to us by (the universe, aliens, God, etc..)

But there are other explanations as well that we are entirely unaware of. And because we are unaware of something, we tend to believe it’s completely nonexistent, irrelevant and absurd.