An evolutionary perception to link physical and human sciences

Abstract

Interlinking physical and human sciences in a seamless continuum is a task yet to be achieved. The difficulty however arises largely due to our inability to understand the mind-body connections. With two centuries of research to reduce individual sensations to neural mechanisms having remarkably failed, this article puts forward an alternative view. A plain acceptance of the creative ability of the universe to bring up fundamental sets of mutually relatable fields and features such as quarks and electrons and at a more evolved state visual and auditory sensations does in fact prepare us to see the whole of reality not merely as norms of Nature but as norms built on purposeful selection and fine-tuning. Under this singular axiom of inextricable interconnection between intelligence and matter, the rare occurrence of life in planet earth is no longer an anomaly but a renewed pattern of additional selection and lawful expansion. The complex societal structures that hinge on the choices, rules and regulations of individuals, now turn out to be a repeating natural development extremely similar to the complex biological functions built on the quantum fields. The total edifice of human and physical complexities easily reduce into a simple pattern of one plus one rising over yet another one plus one and the marvel of this pattern is bound to capture the attention of any intelligent being. One single overarching idea, indeed, subsumes every little turn of event that has ever occurred or will ever occur in this large universe.