C.N. Farcaș

There is a hierarchy of importance. The most important aspect of our existence is our spirit, as it gives us life and vitality. Without it, our bodies would be lifeless vessels. Following that, knowledge plays a significant role in our lives. It allows us to gain understanding of the world and ourselves, enabling personal and intellectual growth. Lastly, matter holds its own significance as it provides us with resources and materials that we can utilize for various purposes.   In order to secure and protect what we believe to be important we need something that does that. We need values.   People that value matter more are materialists. They typically exhibit behaviors such as treating eating as a fundamental aspect of life, regarding intercourse as a primary purpose, and expressing a common desire for toys, whether they are inexpensive or luxurious.   People that value knowledge more are knowledge seekers. Over time, they become experts within their chosen fields. ...

When we speak of darkness, we are referring to the 27% of the universe composed of dark matter. The remainder consists primarily of dark energy and ordinary matter – the realm we inhabit. Ordinary matter, comprising stars, planets, gas, dust, and all tangible entities, constitutes a mere 5% of the universe's mass-energy content. Darkness pervades eternally. In the night, its presence is unmistakable, yet it transcends mere absence of light. Beyond our tangible world of matter, energy, and forces lies the enigmatic realm of darkness. Though its essence eludes us, we have discerned certain characteristics. Among them is its gravitational influence, which subtly contracts our reality. Occasionally, darkness breaches the boundaries of our world. It insinuates itself through three covert channels, initiating a cascade of situations and events that alter our reality. Darkness hides in events and situations. Darkness infiltrates our world through three channels, beginning subtly and yield...