Silvijo Maršić

Man is a non-primary effect of the Cosmos. He emerged from cosmic processes. If he were a primary effect, he would be present everywhere throughout the Cosmos. He does not exist on the level of galaxies, stars, planets, ... Nevertheless, this does not mean that he has no significance in himself. He can observe, explore, discover, ... However, this is not enough for the Cosmos itself. The Cosmos has determined him within itself, in one of its galaxies, in one of its systems, and on a smaller planet that we call Earth.
Every attempt to finally understand our origin, our place, and our purpose - our meaning in the Cosmos - leads toward the realization that we are in the trap of the Cosmos. The unpredictability of Earth and the harsh conditions of the Cosmos clearly reveal the trap placed before us in every attempt to find an escape from that which has been imposed upon us and to which we are bound. Precisely here lies the power of the Cosmos, which we will never reach through scientific methods, because we are a non-primary effect, local and limited within it.