Matter is energy. The universe's and nature's incomprehensible diversity, the foundation of the multitude of knowledge that condenses and transforms into energy and matter, a space that has partially differentiated through evolution. The different forms that have evolved are, at their core, pure space at various energy field levels. It's plausible that the universe's and energy-matter's evolution started with primitive stars and is still unfolding before our eyes. Perhaps the fundamental question is, "What is the realm of space?" where universes evolve.
We are going through a time when the world's consciousness is being reshaped, and life and consciousness are no longer a mystery. Living beings are a whole with their environment, which evolves through matter-energy interactions.
How did inanimate matter-energy fields create life? How do we interact with matter-energy fields? What are liveliness, emotions, and consciousness? Why and how did consciousness form? How does our system observe itself? What is an observer?
Do other living beings have consciousness? What are instincts? How did they form? How do they operate? Is there a soul? How do we feel and see in our brains? What is time? How is it perceived? How do electricity, light, and electromagnetic fields significantly influence the formation of life and consciousness? Not only plants but essentially all living beings: how do they fundamentally use light and electricity as energy?
What is the universal source of knowledge? How is information stored in our brains, and how is our memory formed? Is our brain a knowledge organizer that shapes and organizes information? Why and how can information be organized? Life is fundamentally an organization of matter and energy that has evolved through environmental interactions. Is the fundamental reason behind our problems the nature of the universe? If consciousness understands what it means to be alive, how is it affected by this?
What is the purpose that drives living beings, the foundation of life? Is it fundamentally the same with matter and energy, with the evolution of the universe? What are we? Is space fully understandable? If we were to integrate and develop all methods, would our effort to understand space still be considered a reductionist approach, even if it included our future evolution?
