Are there other worlds in the universe?

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There is a very complicated human mindset, which is the mindset of being extremely special. This is the basis of anthropocentrism, the idea that man is the center of all things. With this idea, even in a theocentric concept, the person wants to be the center, and one such case is the example of Claudius Ptolemy, a 1st century Greek scientist, who presented the geocentric system to define the universe, in which the Earth would be the center of the solar system, and of the universe. This is a typical irrational and overbearing view that we are extremely important in the entire universe. And the big question: is there life on other worlds? If we have an intelligent Creator, then we have other worlds. Because an intelligent being wouldn't create billions of galaxies and trillions of stars just so that man could look up at the sky and see little lights. It's totally irrational to make a universe the size we know, just so that man can see a few little lights shining at night. An intelligent being would use his creation to make intelligent, interconnected and useful things. So, for those who believe that the creator is not an intelligent being, then there would be no other worlds, and the galaxies and stars are merely an ornament for man to look at and find beautiful. For those who consider the creator to be an intelligent being, then there are worlds that harnessed the energy of the stars and galaxies for their survival, and the universe is not merely an artistic action for human beings.

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