Random thoughts on existence - AI version

Existence is a result of chance.

 

Even if consciousness expands and develops thought to form immense structures,

Even if science provides plausible explanations with room for falsifiability,

In the end, we have yet to clearly distinguish it beyond a single bundle labeled ‘organic.’

 

Just as atoms at the core of nature swirl with electromagnetic forces,

It is difficult for anything—especially life—to remain perfectly fixed in one place.

 

In that flow, the idea that such an immense outcome emerged purely by chance feels instinctively hard to accept.

It just doesn’t seem to make sense.

 

In such gaps, we must always be wary of claiming some false inevitability and expanding that into persuasion or ideology.

 

The sense of incompleteness—that we have not yet discovered it all— does not extinguish the flame of exploration. Rather, it becomes the driving force behind our quest. That, in itself, might be the greatest strength of existence.

 

The coexistence of countless theories and arguments that deny or rebut randomness, and the uncovering of causality that transcends correlation— all seem to arise from that force.

 

Perhaps the answer is not what matters most. What’s more valuable are the meaningful questions that bring us closer to an answer.

 

Of course, a correct answer is a blessed Eureka moment—but still.

 

P.S. Originally written in Korean