Statement:

There’s an old myth believing that the person standing on the edge of a high cliff, or a deep canyon is never afraid of falling but worries about jumping. But why? While we are free to choose and know that we’re not supposed to fall, why do we panic about a planned fall? We all have once jumped in the past; superstitious stories tell.///

Biology declares that inside every living organism resides the genetics of all dead historical organisms and that we carry a memory of each event, even though we ourselves have not experienced it.

Memory might explain our attachment to the past, but what defines our relationship with the future is imagination. History has repeatedly proved that what we imagine becomes true one day.

Today it’s been proved by historians that the human beings at Lascaux caves had never seen what they depicted on the walls. Yet all those figures and creatures were existing at the same time in another place on the planet or were born later in that very form.