The Theory of Everything
Humans have always found existential mystery as the most inherently plethoric and brimming curiosity —and let's shall not forget to add a touch of fear—; and through millennia of human history, the truth of such mystery remains an enigma, encrypted by the variations of universal principles developed since the genesis of existence, or at least that's how humans believe it. As time goes by, the human mind comprehends more, thus it knows less of what existence can be and have. This same reasoning glimpses — in human logic — the contemplation of reality as infinite, being this adjective the best that have described it. Nonetheless, the fact of believing that the mystery of the universe is infinite does not discourage human curiosity, on the contrary, it inspires him to know all he can, because knowing is an act that happens inevitably in consciousness, and the human being realizes that he himself can contribute and increase to this universal capacity. One can sit in f