In this piece, we will examine the intrinsic biological purpose of life and existence throughout the cosmos. We will begin with the individual purpose you hold in this world, guiding you to uncover your distinctive role here on Earth. Moreover, we will explore our shared purpose as humanity, revealing the deeper significance that connects us all. Finally, we will illuminate the underlying role of all living beings on our planet and in the universe, emphasizing how we contribute to the overarching biological mission of our existence.

Chapter 1. Biological Evolution

The fundamental aim of life in this expansive universe is biological evolution. Although it may be unexpected, every organism on our planet—whether it be a grasshopper, a mouse, a tree, or any other life form—shares a common objective: to evolve. This is achieved by drawing nutrients from various sources such as sunlight, air, and the Earth itself, which allows them to flourish, grow, and adapt. Evolution and anthropology have long motivated living beings to seek longevity and enhance their existence through any means necessary. In this quest, death is viewed as the ultimate defeat, contradicting the very essence of life designed for sustenance and advancement.

However, as of 2023, we are witnessing the extinction of over 70,000 species each year. As a species, humanity appears to be less healthy and physically developed than ever before. Obesity, alongside physical and mental health issues, has become alarmingly prevalent. Unfortunately, we have drifted away from our true biological mission—the path of evolution and the anthropology of our species. We find ourselves engaged in jobs more suited for machines, consuming foods detrimental to our health, and leading sedentary lifestyles that are distant from our natural biological evolution.

If we genuinely wish to fulfill our biological purpose, it is proposed that governments allocate substantial resources to establish advanced laboratories where individuals can train daily to enhance their capabilities. Additionally, the development of elixir medicines promoting superhuman health should be pursued. The responsibility for humanity's well-being lies with the government, which can act as a guiding parent to a lost child. By assuming this role, the government can steer humanity towards health, happiness, and enlightenment.

It is crucial to acknowledge that without appropriate guidance and leadership, humans may struggle to progress. Therefore, collective oversight from a government with extensive scientific knowledge amassed over millennia is essential. This government should facilitate improved health for humanity. However, given the existing flaws and inefficiencies within the governmental framework, it is vital to address how these issues can be rectified. Only by addressing the government’s shortcomings can we hope to overcome barriers to fulfilling our biological purpose in the universe.

In simpler terms, to realize our full potential as humans and achieve our biological purpose, the government should invest heavily in creating specialized training facilities and medicines that enhance our health. The government has a duty to guide us towards well-being and enlightenment, akin to a parent's guidance to their child. Humans require leadership and direction from the government, which possesses a wealth of knowledge and experience. Yet, first, we must reform the government, as its inefficiency hampers our biological goals. The strategies for reforming the government will be discussed in the next chapter.

Chapter 2: Government System Update

While democracy is often celebrated as the pinnacle of governance, this view warrants critical examination. The presidency of Donald Trump serves as a notable illustration of democracy's potential shortcomings. The leader of the free world, a man who dismisses climate change, embodies the pitfalls of contemporary democracy. The current system allows for the ascent of individuals even more dangerous than historical tyrants, granting them the power to launch nuclear weapons and other mass destruction tools. In today's world, it is too perilous to entrust vast power to a single individual. The risks of democracy are further highlighted by the reality that uneducated citizens are permitted to vote for presidents and Congress members who may make uninformed decisions impacting all of humanity and our future. Additionally, elected officials may prioritize the interests of lobbyists over the public good. The formulation of laws and policies shaping our society, economy, and future should be grounded in scientific research rigorously validated by the global scientific community. Unfortunately, this knowledge is not typically possessed by the average voter or Congress member lacking appropriate education and training. Instead, the responsibility for shaping our laws should rest with the millions of scientists and academic scholars worldwide.

With over 220 million students enrolled in universities and more than 550 million individuals holding advanced degrees, it is time to empower those with the requisite knowledge and expertise to make informed decisions. In this new governance model, 220 million academic scholars and Ph.D. holders would collaborate to shape laws and policies as part of university research programs, at no cost to taxpayers. For instance, the Department of the Economy would include countless economists, while the Department of Justice would consist of numerous legal scholars. Unlike the current system, where the average economy minister lacks an economics degree, a governance model rooted in scientific expertise would mitigate corporate corruption risks. The existing governmental hierarchy is fraught with security vulnerabilities, as a few individuals wield tremendous power, making them prone to corruption. However, by dismantling hierarchies and empowering millions of scientific researchers to influence politics—supported by high-paying whistleblower programs and AI corruption detection—it would be nearly impossible for corporations to corrupt them.

It is imperative for governments, militaries, and universities worldwide to unite in reforming the outdated governmental system that concentrates power in a select few. We must establish a governance structure where political authority is distributed among the world's leading academic scholars and Ph.D. holders from scientific research institutes and universities. Our political directives must be informed by scientific research validated by the global scientific community and designed solely for the prosperity and sustainability of humanity and our planet's future. Although the Constitution was revolutionary in its time, it is not flawless, and it is our duty to enhance it. We must empower the world's academic scholars with the political authority necessary to implement these changes. To achieve this goal, we must forge a global political alliance aimed at reforming the world's insecure governance structures and granting the scientific community the highest political power.

Chapter 3: Keeping Government in Check — Fulfilling Our Biological Mission

Once we establish an effective government grounded in scientifically verified laws and policies that benefit both people and the planet, we must then focus on our true biological missions. Primarily, we should replace jobs that can be automated with AI and robots. This would free humans to engage in activities that require our unique capabilities, which machines cannot replicate. Meanwhile, we can harness AI and robots to create trillions of self-replicating machines designed to produce supermedicine elixirs that enhance our physical and mental abilities. In these centers dedicated to superhuman health, we can partake in diverse physical and cognitive training.

Rather than performing mundane tasks like flipping burgers or cleaning, envision a world where all 8 billion of us are superhuman PhD professionals across various fields. We would be compensated for training and pursuing education while AI robots manage the routine work. This shift would enable us to evolve into a space-faring civilization, rapidly multiplying and spreading intelligent life throughout the universe. Once we reach a state where all 8 billion of us are superhuman PhDs, we can begin to contemplate the biological purpose of other life forms.

Every organism strives for evolution, and we must consider their long-term potential. For instance, a pig possesses the cognitive capacity of a 3-year-old human. How can we biologically enhance it to achieve the intelligence of a 30-year-old human? Humans, too, were once simpler life forms, perhaps even bacteria. It is conceivable that a minuscule bacterium trillions of years from now could exceed human intelligence. Therefore, we should view every organism as a potential future entity surpassing our own intelligence and assist them in their biological evolution.

Perhaps the true biological mission is to collectively propel the evolution of Earth's ecosystem and the entire universe. We might consider distributing a biochemical elixir to all forms of life, including plants, trees, and insects, to promote their evolution. Numerous possibilities exist for fulfilling our existence within the universe, but it is science's role to explore them. I am merely a theoretical thinker.

When contemplating the universe as a whole, we must also consider how we can assist star systems and galaxies in evolving to endure indefinitely. This prompts profound questions, as failing to help stars shine eternally would create a ticking time bomb for the universe. In time, every star would explode, leading to a universe devoid of light, life, and eternal darkness. Such an outcome contradicts the very purpose of life. It is our responsibility as humans to solve this dilemma and discover a means to ensure stars shine perpetually. By doing so, we can secure eternal life and evolution for humans and all forms of life in the universe. The choice rests with us: eternal darkness or eternal life? Universal biological death or universal biological life?

This question deepens further, as if we neglect to assist stars in their evolution to shine forever, all stars will eventually explode, leaving the universe in darkness and death. This scenario hardly seems aligned with the purpose of life. It is imperative that we, as humans, find a way to enable the stars in the universe to shine indefinitely, so all life can thrive and evolve eternally.

It is up to you to decide.

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