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Or one could ask: Why is there something rather than nothing? I my opinion asking these questions make us humans. To start thinking about those questions we need to learn what people before us thought, so we can learn from them to build on their wisdom to continue the human quest for knowledge. The more people participate in this quest the better, because our brains are like snowflakes, everyone's is different and could come up with another missing part of the puzzle. Everyone that doesn't participate in this riddle is a irreplaceable loss. With this blog I would like to awaken the interest for asking these kind of questions in every person from 0-endless ages. Who started to ask those questions? It might have started way earlier, but the first one we know of are the ancient Greece in around 600 BCE. We learned and solved a lot of those questions since then. For example: What is the earth made of? Another questions that we are still trying to answer is: How and out of what ...