THE ANTHROPIC PRINCIPLE AND THE PHYSICS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR

Authors

  • Samuel A. Nigro

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/eijas.v2i3.14

Keywords:

Anthropic Principle

Abstract

This article summarizes the Anthropic Principle and extends it into the physics of human behavior. The Principle is the belief that the universe is anthropomorphic by design and man could not exist if the universe was not created in exactly this way.  With this information, people will be more fully aware of who and what man is, of his nature and composition, of his potential for personal mental conquest. People will be enabled to act as deserving of the universe and participate in it accordingly.  Knowing the Principle is, however, only a first step.  To know and act in a fully human manner, we need an understanding of the necessary “add-ons” of transcendental spirit, the variables of mental succor, the humanness of living the community universals, the divine rituals which can link all to all, the virtues, and how to deal with everything in a simple but symphonically effective way consistent with elementary physics. This will enable us to achieve more fully human way of living.

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Published

2016-09-27