Evolutionary biologist and science writer Richard Dawkins is one of the most admired living scientists. An advocate of critical thinking and scientific literacy, Dawkins has excellently put forth concrete arguments against the unverified beliefs in human society. However, the essence of life appeared to be a statistical improbability to Dawkins because of the absence of complete knowledge about human beings as well as existence. In all humility, I take this privilege to complete this thought in light of the existential reality.
AnandThe essence of life is not statistical improbability, rather it’s order and transformation governed by the universal laws. Life appears a statistical improbability due to our ways of looking at it. The obvious fact is that the existence is coexistence of omnipresent energy and matter. Every element in the existence is complete in itself and an integral part of the whole existence. Life on the planet is a certainty with every element in existence having a clearly defined role and purpose.