In the vastness of the universe, our planet seems perfectly suitable for the development of life, humanity, and civilization. Whether we’re alone in the universe or not, humanity seems to represent a grand experiment of Cosmic Logic, heading for an uncertain future.
The earth appears to be unique in all the aspects that make it perfect for life, and not just life, but intelligent life and civilization. What amazing processes led to this earth as we know it? Are these processes still at play, and where might we be headed? How will intelligent humans work together with an intelligent universe to continue this grand experiment?
An Intelligent Universe is a study of the logic of the development of nature. In his first English publication, Zhao Ding explores the dynamics of celestial, planetary, and organic evolution, guiding the reader to understand our world and existence from a perspective enlightened by a combination of naturalism and traditional Chinese thought.
Are there secrets in Nature? Yes, of course! However, my book (An intelligent universe) is neither an intriguing story about extraterrestrials nor about some mysterious natural phenomena. On the contrary, this book reveals the true secrets hidden in nature and explores the remote future of human beings through a comprehensive study of various natural phenomena we see every day. This book shows you that humankind is the greatest secret of the universe. The process of creating human beings in the universe within a limited time is far from simple; it can only be a process of extreme complexity, precision and intelligence, which cannot be achieved solely by random selection. This book reveals "the highest wisdom" （A. Einstein）of nature everywhere from the perspective of different disciplines, and the depth and breadth of this wisdom is unimaginable to humans today.
The logic of the book is, "What is it?" (what ever is the earth?.) and further," Why? ” This is the general way people perceive things.
Prior to the publication of the author's first book in English, he has published three books in Chinese, all on the theme of understanding nature, which are available in several major libraries in the world, including the Library of Congress. The author will go on to create a second and third book in English. The tentative title is: Who predetermined our human world? The universe evolved for Man.
