Professor Ouyang Boyuan smiled at the students, hoping someone would answer him. But after waiting for a while, no one stood up to answer. Just as he was about to continue his lecture in disappointment, a student spoke up. That person was Chang Wei, who was next to Tang Qi.

"Professor Ouyang, the corresponding Taoist concept you mentioned should be a saint, right?"

Professor Ouyang Boyuan's eyes lit up as he looked at Chang Wei and asked, "Oh? Why do you think so?"

Chang Wei replied, "To attain Hun Yuan is to be a sage. What is Hun Yuan? First, it refers to heaven and earth, or the universe. Second, it refers to the time of the creation of the world, describing an extremely ancient era, such as before the singularity exploded."

"Furthermore, the sage is perceptive of all things, the vast universe. He sees the past, present, and future with his eyes, and plays out time and space, birth and death, and reincarnation in his hands. With a single thought, the laws of nature change, boundless and immeasurable, without birth or death, returning to the stillness of the void. He can gather and disperse, neither born nor destroyed, indestructible through eternity. He transcends time and space, untouched by cause and effect, wandering outside of material things, unbounded by the cycle of time and space, and eternally existing."

"In other words, the concept of a saint is unaffected by space, time, and matter. It is an almighty being that transcends all things! Its existence itself can most likely be traced back to before the creation of the universe!"

"Moreover, it's also recorded in Taoism that a saint has four responsibilities. The first is to create the heavens and the earth. The second is to create all things and evolve all living beings. The third is to establish a sect and educate all living beings. The fourth is to end the great catastrophe, exterminate all living beings, and pass on the flame!"

"So, apart from saints, I can't think of anything else that is similar to the concept you are talking about, professor."

Professor Ouyang Boyuan nodded and asked him, "What's your name?"

"My name is Chang Wei."

"Very good, Chang Wei, come to my class more often in the future. You can sit down first."

Chang Wei's performance just now directly shocked Tang Qi and a large number of viewers in the live broadcast room. Although some people thought that he was sensationalizing, others thought that his combination of Taoist culture and science was quite high-end.

Soon, Professor Ouyang Boyuan stood up for what Chang Wei had just said.

"The student just now spoke very well! Although science is objective, rigorous, and pragmatic, we should also make bold assumptions and continue to explore new ideas. Although the Big Bang theory is still the mainstream concept in the scientific community, it is actually riddled with flaws. The continuous development of quantum mechanics has created an almost insurmountable gap between our current observable world and that unknown world. More and more people are beginning to believe in the multiverse, and even the possibility of infinite parallel worlds. It's just that we humans are unable to prove it yet!"

Chang Wei's eyes flickered a few times, but he continued to listen attentively without changing his expression. Tang Qi, standing next to him, curiously asked Chang Wei, "Chang Wei, do you think... do multiverses and parallel worlds really exist? That's too romantic, isn't it? Just think about it, maybe in another universe, you could meet another version of yourself."

Chang Wei's lips curled slightly. "Maybe. Because if it were a reflection of the objective world, our view of the universe wouldn't have changed in 10 billion years. But in just 3,000 years of human civilization, our view of the universe has undergone at least 5-6 major changes."

"For example: the theory of the heavens, the geocentric theory, the heliocentric theory, the theory of absolute space and time, and the theory of space-time relativity. What does this prove? It proves that our view of the universe is not a reflection of the objective world. The fact that it can change so rapidly proves that all our views of the universe are nothing more than subjective thought models. The reason these subjective thought models are constantly changing is because the process of cosmic evolution and the process of human civilization are themselves a process of information growth and continuous expansion. Therefore, our thought models have to be constantly broken through and reconstructed."

"And our civilization will also advance step by step following the logical changes."

Chang Wei glanced at Tang Qi and couldn't help but think in his heart.

Once upon a time, the Seeker civilization knew that our universe had stopped expanding. The reason we now see the universe as boundless is simply a human illusion. It's like an ant on Earth, walking eastward. Although it will return to its starting point, it will never be able to see the back of its head. To this ant, the world is boundless! It's endless! Therefore, humans today are like that ant, our logical thinking unable to reach the level required to comprehend the true nature of the universe.

My thoughts returned to Professor Ouyang Boyuan, who was on the podium, already lecturing on the Big Bang and the Earth's existence 600 million years ago. This was the biggest flaw in the theory of evolution! The Cambrian Explosion of life!

"Students, during the evolution of life on Earth, there were billions of years without any transitional fossils. The first single-celled organism we discovered was 3 billion years old. But the next oldest fossil we discovered was a multicellular sponge 600 million years ago."

"Common sense suggests that there should be many intermediate species between them, demonstrating the transition from single-celled to multi-celled life. However, even today, we still haven't found any evidence of these transitional species. This means there was a gap in the evolution of life on Earth. This is undoubtedly a huge blow to Darwin's theory of evolution!"

"You know, life on Earth began more than three billion years ago. But for the next several billion years, life existed in a very simple, single-celled form, with almost no evolution. Furthermore, life was very rare."

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