If man is the fulcrum of the cosmos, then it seems only natural that the harmony of existence depends on the harmony of man. Therefore, in man (the only viable source of blame for the disharmonious state of society), it would appear inherent that he would draw from within himself a savior for mankind– the one who would undoubtedly bring peace and reason. Generally, it seems that many– either consciously or subconsciously, and in some capacity– can resonate with this notion that only we can save ourselves from this mess. Furthermore, there is no doubt that this “complex” has been routinely exploited in mediums such as comic books and film (Hollywood). And yet, what if mankind’s seemingly inborn tendency to ascribe responsibility to oneself (if it is, in fact, inherent) has been deliberately depicted as somewhat of a spiritual caricature in order to invariably alter the perception (and thus, potential) of what could truly be defined as an active facet of man’s natural scientific ability? Continue reading ““Savior” vs. Science” →