The human brain is such a complex organ that we can never tell what is real or not.

Even If the answer is right in front of us.




Throughout the history of humanity,we have discovered such mind blowing ideas and solutions for the world around us because of this tiny,yet complex organ. With our brains,we develop curiosity over the world and always seek out answers for questions. No matter how straightforward or intricate the specific question is,we will find out the answer. The easy way or the hard way.

An example of human curiosity is a series of questions that have existed for centuries that we have failed to answer,yet still try to understand. What exactly is out there? no- not here on earth,but what is out there…..In space to be exact.

So many questions are left undetermined about this mysterious place. What exactly is space? Is space infinite? What is our purpose of being here? Is there life out there other than us?




The human brain is such a complex organ that we can never tell what is real or not.

Even If the answer is right in front of us.




The human brain is so complicated compared to other life forms that we even create life even if they are not reality. This is especially true as children tend to have the most…ahem…“imaginative” brains. As children's brains mature,they study the world around them and create their own ideas of how the world works,no matter how oversimplified of crazy it sounds. A primary example of how children have such imaginary view on the world is how children are terrified of the dark. Kids are always fearful of the dark because there may be monsters in the closet- or under the bed, ready to strike when their parents turn off the lights and leave. We,the more older and wiser, dismiss this claim because there is no such thing as monsters correct?


We have already found out the answer to what exactly is out there. In space.

We have found out that life is not exactly out there anymore.

But they are here, in the place we call home.

Yet we still deny it.




The human brain is such a complex organ that we can never tell what is real or not.

Even If the answer is right in front of us.




Do you ever get a sudden chill when you’re home alone?
Do you ever see "things" in the corner of your eye?
Do you ever see shadows moving around your room at night?
Do you ever feel a pair of eyes staring back at you when you look into a dark hallway?
Do you ever, truly, feel “alone” when you’re home alone?



You just shrug this off as always because it's your brain is messing with you. You know this is just a made up story. There is no way that something is there,observing you,watching your every move even as you're reading this right now.




...Right?




The human brain is such a complex organ that we can never tell what is real or not.

Even If the answer is right in front of us.