Less than 1%, far less than 1% of the universe has been thoroughly discovered...much less even exlpored. Is there anyone out there that can give me just one reason why we are not utilizing as much of our available resources to explore this vast foreign frontier? Is there anyone out there that seriously does not want to know more about the structure and activities and the mysteries of the universe? Why wouldn't you?
The human spirit in its true nature is curiousity and adventure so how can we simply ignore our yearning for further knowledge? We must all be dilligent in our responsibility to learn and self-analyze. The more efficiently we can do this the better we can work together to break boundaries between Earth and the Great Beyond. I want a man on mars... I want a city in space... I want to colonize in a distant galaxy. Where is our sense of wonder? How can we sit and watch Jersey Shore or even wage wars or argue circumstantial and pointless arguments when every night the stars shine above us. How can we be so close to this Great Unknown and not ask who, what, why, when, where or how? How can we look up and not understand a goddamn thing and be so confident that our life makes a difference in this world? Where does human ignorance stem from when even the depths of our brains are not fully understood, when the depths of the oceans are not fully scoured, when every celestial body past our moon has not been graced with mankinds presence.
There is around 6 billion people on this earth... and you are one person. Do your part and ask questions, have that sense of wonder. What is the point of living if you don't search and discover some larger meaning that holds true to you personally? We may not have the technology to discover or explore more than 1% of our incredible universe, but I beg you to dedicate far more than just 1% of your brain to imagine and question the forces that cannot be scientifically explained. You must find your truth because it can never be proven!
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