human
Nay! answers the West.
gpt
There is not any universal death in such a sense. Death signifies only change. Thereafter will appear another universal life. All that assures us of dissolution, not less certainly assures us of renewal. The Cosmos, resolved into a nebula, must recondense to form another swarm of worlds. And then, perhaps, your peasant may reappear with his patient ox, to till some soil illumined by purple or violet suns. Yes, but after that resurrection?
human
Why, then another evolution, another equilibration, another dissolution. This is the teaching of science. This is the infinite law.