No one dares to ask the fundamental questions. Some may even
argue that it is not worthwhile asking questions that cannot
possibly be answered. We all know that questions, and especially
the right questions, are "half the way" to the answers. Humans
started asking the questions, which led them to answers, one at
a time. From that perspective, the "first steps" towards the
answers are the questions themselves. Let us ask questions
fearlessly and with no presumption that those who ask questions
may not necessarily be the same people who have the answers, nor
would find the answers. Let us fire away all possible questions
first. Then we can select the "right" questions. Does the
universe have a purpose? Why is the universe so big and complex?
Why has it gone through so much evolution and changes? Is there
any real purpose everything that has happened, a lot more that
would happen in the future? Does the concept purpose apply to
the universe? Are purposes and goals limited and applicable to
only humans? Is the co