We can't comprehend the gigantic and inconceivable flow of the universe because in the infinite grayscale tale of the cosmos, we are merely a colored exclamation mark, a miraculous existence we call life.
Humanity has always had a knack or need for venturing out of its conformities. Take the early history of Homo Sapiens for example. We were cave-dwelling animals, living in shelter, safe from the hazards of outside. But when we ran out of food or firewood, we had to march out into unknown, hostile territory. Why? Because survival necessitates effort. It was risky, uncomfortable, and dangerous, but essential. It simply wasn't possible to live without exposing yourself to danger. As we climbed the ladder of progression, our need to expose ourselves to danger decreased. We devised new, safer and better ways to guarantee our survival. Just look at the life of a modern-day human. He doesn't need to hunt for food, gather timber for fire, and cover himself with makeshift clothes made out of tree leaves. Instead of caves, we now live in homes. Instead of hunting, we now work jobs to put food on the table. Instead of burning fire, we have electricity. We live a life full of processed ...