The beauty of a living thing is not the atoms that go into it, but the way those atoms are put together.
― Carl Sagan, Cosmos.
Life is a total Polynesia, yes, a set of islands around this great universe. We believe that we are alone in this universe, but is it true? Great scientists have rethought the idea that the cosmos is an infinite sea of possibilities, whether adverse or not. But, let us enter into scientific matter and explain that it is the cosmos from a dimly explanatory way.
the philosophical cosmos .
Since ancient Greece, the cosmos has been seen as a representation of the antithesis of order and chaos. There were many philosophers who spoke about the cosmos, but it was the first pure mathematician who used the term cosmos which is nothing less than the great Pythagoras.
What is its essence?
The essence of the cosmic philosophy, is to focus the being as a universe itself, however, Pythagoras said that the cosmos is the universe and order in itself, this means that since ancient times, it was known that we could not be the center of attention, but that there was a cosmos that encompasses everything and in which its importance is in itself.
From a vision of philosophical and systematic study to be able to base on the capacity of reason in its relation with the cosmos, a cosmos that perhaps is one of the few things that is not alienated, is that cosmos where all this great philosophical wisdom is concentrated to be able to understand the whole world system. And that's where the theory of time and space comes in, first because we have to bear in mind that the cosmos from its extension is nothing more than a time that runs without limitations and with a space that is more than infinite. Thus, how differently we can see the infinity of concept that can be attributed to the cosmos, however, it is important to know that this vision is purely philosophical, therefore, it would not be wrong to think that from the beginning the cosmos is philosophy in its maximum expression.
Eidos
Platon in the theories of ideas, expressed that there are two worlds, one that is sensitive and the other called intelligible, that the latter is where ideas live. Apparently Platon was clear on what the cosmos means, since that theory of ideas is relatively representative of the cosmos, and this for the simple reason that we are divided into two parts, the first part where the common is and the second part where all ideas are collected and begin to take shape or rather, one represents chaos and the other order. That is why the cosmos represents for me the meaning of all life, in my social scientific analysis, I fervently believe that we are only a small part of this cosmos and I repeat just a small part. That doesn't mean that we are insignificant, only that intrisically in the cosmos there is much more, we have to break that barrier, let's say that this mediatic siege that we have to understand the different social philosophical structures of the cosmos, that perhaps you will find difficult to understand, but you will be surprised when you see the ease of things.
I have nothing more to say, let us enjoy this first part of the cosmos, let us be a part of it and not that it is a part of us, we must understand that the universe is beyond our sense and that it is only waiting for us to look for it.
References: Cosmos by Carl Sagan, Pythagoras, Eidos
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