The Final Blow. Humanity as a prisoner

When the human species is observed through the perspective of the Cosmos, its true position begins to appear in an entirely different light. Humanity is not the center of the Cosmos, nor was the Cosmos created according to human needs, interests, or survival. The human species is a local and limited phenomenon on a single planet, within a single planetary system, in one small region of an immense expanse of space and time.
Humanity is an effect of the Cosmos. But it is not its primary effect. The Cosmos does not depend on the human species. Its existence did not begin with the emergence of humanity, nor would it end with its disappearance. Earth could remain without humanity, the Solar System would continue to exist without human civilization, and the Cosmos would continue its course regardless of whether the human species survives, disappears, or one day develops into something that we cannot yet imagine.
For this reason, humanity's position in the Cosmos is not the position of a master, but of a local and limited biological phenomenon.