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If you study the internal structure of the brain, you will notice that billions of neurons are connected to billions of other neurons through a web of axon branches and dendrites.
If you look at a picture of the Milky Way you will notice that it resembles a neuron, with its “axons and dendrites” forming an inter-connected web. The billions of stars appear to be firing out light, similar to how neurons fire.
If you then take a look at depictions of the universe, it appears that each galaxy is connected to other galaxies, much like neurons are connected to other neurons.
If you were to compare the depiction of the brain to the depiction of the universe, you can’t help but notice they look eerily similar, in their structure, in their function and in their connectedness.
This brain-study rabbit hole has only resulted in me having more questions than I had at the beginning:
- Is the universe one big brain?
- Are galaxies, individual neurons within this universal brain?
- Is each galaxy connected to each other galaxy, like neurons are connected inside the brain?
- Do the black holes at the center of every galaxy act as a computer server, storing electromagnetic photonic-quantum data gathered from each star?
- Is each star a receiving and transmitting hub of information it receives from its planets, transmitting that information to the black hole “server” within its galaxy?
The above thought experiment has been consuming me for a number of years now.
I sometimes wish I had never begun the study of wealth, poverty and habits. It has taken me down far too many rabbit holes and has made me question everything I learned in school and everything I thought I already knew.
I have concluded that the world we live in is far more complex than I can comprehend. It’s a magical creation by some super-creative genius.
It seems to me that the “Creator” may just be a bored child, using the universe, galaxies, solar systems, stars and its biological creations as avatars in which to experience life.
Tom Corley is an accountant, financial planner and author of “Rich Kids: How to Raise Our Children to Be Happy and Successful in Life”, “Effort-Less Wealth”, “Change Your Habits Change Your Life”, “Rich Habits Poor Habits” and “Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals.”
