The Genesis account of the creation of Adam and Eve may contain a hint of where it all started. Earth, before we got to where we are today, is Eden. It is/was a balanced eco-system with different species providing whatever to keep it balanced.
Then something sparked one species, us, to move apart from the rest and do what we are doing. Perhaps it was a visitor, maybe the influence of the spiritual world. We continue to evolve, to where? We don't know, but what we do is not necessarily natural. Oh, we don't violate natural law, but we bend and twist those laws in ways that they may not have been meant to be.
Something tweaked our genome, and voila! we have become unnatural. One cannot say supernatural, yet. That may be coming with the development of Artificial Intelligence and whatever is next.
It is, however, a house of cards. We are putting all of our eggs in a binary basket, which would disappear without electricity. We have chosen this path, and one has to wonder if it is a dead-end road. It all goes away without electricity. All the knowledge we have accumulated and stored becomes inaccessible. All the tools that support our lifestyle become useless. The hand tools of yesteryear are gone. The night is once again, dark. The population would shrink drastically, and after disposing of billions of bodies, it would have to be restarted.
(I don't feel I'm doing justice to this idea but I'm mushing on.)
The amount of electricity it takes to accommodate the computer processors that produce comprehensible results is staggering. And it is causing concern as this is being written. Bottom line, it may all be unnecessary unless there is some extra-terrestrial goal to be achieved.
Earth doesn't need us to function effectively. Much of what humans do is detrimental to Earth and all the other living organisms that cohabitate with humans. So, all of this that has been done until now, and after, could be one big exercise in futility. It's possible that we could do the same thing with the mental powers that we already have but have not developed. Are we involved in the ultimate distraction?
The human population continues to increase. Diseases appear and we develop cures, vaccines, and treatments. The population continues to increase and much of what we have developed, technically, is to support our artificial lifestyle. We are all superfluous.
Are we, have we all been, the cast of a scenario whose plot is unknown to us, and kept secret from us? And what we think of as unscripted, is actually not? The lines and blocking are made known to us as the present unfolds. Setbacks and off script moments are resolved, and the play proceeds to an unknown conclusion.
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