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Life is a Race

Ancient Scholars were keen to understand the purpose of life. They wanted to know why things are, what they are, this question gave rise to the religion and different scholarly opinion. But in this post I'm trying to explain another angle. Lets see,

We all know, nature tends to test us again and again with its evolutionary forces. We have found proof stating presence of multiverse, which is constituted by many universe. This gigantic space is definitely not for humans and humans alone, or better say Earthians. Well this terminology will differ at every stage. The stages I'm talking about are like competition.

As we know today, Climate change is the biggest threat driving the current phase of mass extinction. Isn't this like a mission in a game, where we try to find solution of the problem and head towards the next issue. If we succeed to established a cycle for our ecosystem leaving surplus as a result, aren't we a civilization who can go anywhere with some resources and our innovation will help us sustain harsh conditions.

So, what purpose can we establish with our current discussion, the sole purpose I find is to leave a healthy progeny behind which can win this race, race beyond time, race among solar systems, galaxies, universe or may further when we reach to next level. 

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